90th General Assembly
Summary of HB3610
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House Sponsors:
RUTHERFORD-CURRIE-BLACK-RYDER-FLOWERS, COULSON, 
   RIGHTER, KOSEL, POE, BOST, LAWFER, KLINGLER, MYERS, 
   SCULLY, CROTTY, BROSNAHAN, RONEN, DAVIS,STEVE, REITZ, 
   ACKERMAN, MCCARTHY, MCAULIFFE, GASH, BRADLEY, 
   BIGGERT, LYONS,JOSEPH, CURRY,JULIE, FANTIN, SMITH,MICHAEL, 
   TURNER,JOHN, NOLAND, JOHNSON,TOM, WINKEL, WIRSING, WOOD, 
   MOORE,ANDREA, PANKAU, WINTERS, SKINNER, HOEFT, MULLIGAN, 
   CROSS, STEPHENS, ZICKUS, MEYER, KRAUSE, HASSERT, COWLISHAW, 
   MCKEON, WOJCIK, SCOTT, STROGER, PUGH, ACEVEDO, 
   PERSICO, SAVIANO, BROWN, WAIT, TENHOUSE, MAUTINO, LINDNER, 
   DANIELS, LOPEZ, MURPHY, JONES,LOU, MITCHELL, PARKE, 
   BRADY, KUBIK, MOFFITT, SCHOENBERG AND JONES,SHIRLEY.

Senate Sponsors:
KARPIEL-PARKER

Short description: 
PRIVACY PROTECTION ACT                                                     

Synopsis of Bill as introduced:
        Creates  the  Privacy   Protection   Act.   Provides   that    no      
   Constitutional  officer,  nor  any  of  the  State  agencies under the      
   jurisdiction  of  a  Constitutional  officer,  may  sell   information      
   regarding  Illinois citizens to any entity for commercial solicitation      
   purposes.  Provides that a commercial purchaser of  a  State  database      
   shall  enter  into  an  agreement  with the State agency that includes      
   disclosure of the commercial use of the  intended  purchase.   Creates      
   penalties.    Provides  that  the    Act does not apply to the sale of      
   information by a public institution of higher  education.  Amends  the      
   Illinois  Vehicle  Code.  Provides that commercial purchasers of title      
   record databases  shall  enter  into  a  written  agreement  with  the      
   Secretary  of  State that includes disclosure of the commercial use of      
   the intended purchase.  Provides that commercial purchasers must agree      
   that they shall not use driver, vehicle, and  title  record  databases      
   for  commercial  solicitation  purposes  or  for criminal purposes and      
   provides for a penalty.  Removes the provision that allows persons  to      
   request that their personally identifiable information not be used for      
   commercial  solicitation  purposes.  Provides that the Secretary shall      
   not knowingly disclose or otherwise make available to  any  person  or      
   entity  personal information about any individual in connection with a      
   motor vehicle record, except as permitted under certain provisions  of      
   the  federal  Driver's  Privacy  Protection  Act  of  1994.  Effective      
   immediately.                                                                
 
Last action on Bill: SESSION SINE DIE

   Last action date: 99-01-12

           Location: House

 Amendments to Bill: AMENDMENTS ADOPTED: HOUSE -   0     SENATE -   0


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