Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act protects firearm retailers' privacy by prohibiting certain record-keeping and merchant category code.
The Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act aims to safeguard the privacy of firearm retailers by prohibiting government entities and payment card networks from maintaining records of privately owned firearms or their owners. It also prevents payment card networks from assigning merchant category codes that specifically identify firearm retailers. The Attorney General is tasked with investigating violations and enforcing the act, with the authority to seek injunctions and civil fines for non-compliance. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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