North Carolina H808 prohibits foreign-owned companies from accessing critical infrastructure and mandates criminal history checks for individuals.
North Carolina H808, the Infrastructure Protection Act, prohibits governmental entities from entering into contracts with companies that would grant them access to critical infrastructure. This includes communication infrastructure systems, cybersecurity systems, electric grids, hazardous waste treatment systems, and water treatment facilities. The bill also mandates criminal history record checks for individuals granted access to these critical infrastructure systems.
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