New Jersey S2349 mandates data broker registration and bans the sale of physical and behavioral health records.
New Jersey S2349 requires data brokers to register with the Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law and Public Safety. Data brokers must submit specific information, including their name, contact details, opt-out policies, credentialing processes, and history of data breaches. They must also pay an annual registration fee of $100. The division will maintain a public registry with this information, updated annually. The bill prohibits data brokers from selling or licensing physical or behavioral health records, with a civil penalty of $1,000 per record for violations.
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