South Carolina H5130 prohibits DMV from disclosing personal information without individual's consent.
South Carolina H5130 amends the state code to prohibit the Department of Motor Vehicles from disclosing personal information unless the request falls within exceptions listed in 18 U.S.C. Section 2721(b) or the individual waives their right to privacy. The bill mandates that the DMV establish procedures to notify individuals of requests for their personal information and inform them that the information will not be released without their consent. The DMV must implement these procedures within 60 days of the act's effective date and notify the General Assembly of compliance.
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