New Hampshire HB1316 restricts the collection and disclosure of autism-related data by state agencies.
New Hampshire HB1316 aims to restrict the collection and disclosure of autism-related data by state agencies. It defines "autism-related data" as personally identifiable information revealing an individual's autism status. The bill mandates that agencies under the governor's control must not collect such data unless it complies with HIPAA and is necessary for specific purposes. Contractors, grantees, and vendors must adhere to these standards. The bill also restricts the disclosure of autism-related data to outside entities, requiring informed consent or specific legal requirements.
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