Establishes the "Privacy Protection Act" to regulate the collection and sharing of personal information by government entities and health care.
The Privacy Protection Act aims to protect personal information by restricting how government entities and health care facilities collect, share, and disclose such data. The bill mandates that government entities review their confidentiality policies and make necessary changes to comply with the act's provisions. It prohibits the collection of personal information related to immigration status, citizenship status, place of birth, social security number, or individual taxpayer identification number unless necessary for public services, benefits, programs, professional qualifications, or.
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