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Introduced in House	Passed House	Introduced in Senate	Passed Senate	To President	Became Law
01/29/2020

PRIVCY ACT

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01/01/2111		Open
01/31/2020	Introduced in House	Open
01/29/2020	Introduced in House	Open
01/29/2020	Introduced in House	Open

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Name	From	Date	Type
Kathy Castor	D-FL	01/29/2020	Sponsor
Paul Tonko	D-NY	02/05/2020	Cosponsor
Seth Moulton	D-MA	02/10/2020	Cosponsor
Raja Krishnamoorthi	D-IL	02/10/2020	Cosponsor
Debbie Dingell	D-MI	02/07/2020	Cosponsor
Bonnie Coleman	D-NJ	02/05/2020	Cosponsor

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Date	Branch	Action
01/29/2020	President	Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.Action By: House of Representatives
01/29/2020	President	Introduced in HouseAction By: House of Representatives

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Summary
There is one summary for H.R.5703. View summaries Shown Here:Introduced in House (01/29/2020) Protecting the Information of our Vulnerable Children and Youth Act or the PRIVCY ACT This bill modifies and expands the requirements for commercial entities with respect to information collected from young consumers under the age of 18 and children under the age of 13. Specifically, it applies the requirements for processing information reasonably linkable to a young consumer or child to any entity within the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission, including nonprofit organizations. Additionally, the bill modifies the requirements for such processed information with respect to obtaining verifiable consent to process such information and the applicable exceptions; developing a publicly available privacy policy with respect to such information; consumers' access to, and requests to delete, such information; and securing such information and periodically testing such security measures. Among other things, it also adds provisions requiring the deletion of processed information that is no longer reasonably necessary to retain for the purpose for which it was processed, prohibiting targeted marketing to a specific young consumer or child based on processed information or using processed information in a manner inconsistent with the reasonable expectation of such consumers, and limiting the disclosure of processed information to third parties without a written agreement with the third party specifying and limiting the purposes for which the third party may process the information and requiring the third party to provide specified security and privacy protections.
Shown Here:Introduced in House (01/29/2020) Protecting the Information of our Vulnerable Children and Youth Act or the PRIVCY ACT This bill modifies and expands the requirements for commercial entities with respect to information collected from young consumers under the age of 18 and children under the age of 13. Specifically, it applies the requirements for processing information reasonably linkable to a young consumer or child to any entity within the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission, including nonprofit organizations. Additionally, the bill modifies the requirements for such processed information with respect to obtaining verifiable consent to process such information and the applicable exceptions; developing a publicly available privacy policy with respect to such information; consumers' access to, and requests to delete, such information; and securing such information and periodically testing such security measures. Among other things, it also adds provisions requiring the deletion of processed information that is no longer reasonably necessary to retain for the purpose for which it was processed, prohibiting targeted marketing to a specific young consumer or child based on processed information or using processed information in a manner inconsistent with the reasonable expectation of such consumers, and limiting the disclosure of processed information to third parties without a written agreement with the third party specifying and limiting the purposes for which the third party may process the information and requiring the third party to provide specified security and privacy protections.

Summary

There is one summary for H.R.5703. View summaries Shown Here:Introduced in House (01/29/2020) Protecting the Information of our Vulnerable Children and Youth Act or the PRIVCY ACT This bill modifies and expands the requirements for commercial entities with respect to information collected from young consumers under the age of 18 and children under the age of 13. Specifically, it applies the requirements for processing information reasonably linkable to a young consumer or child to any entity within the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission, including nonprofit organizations. Additionally, the bill modifies the requirements for such processed information with respect to obtaining verifiable consent to process such information and the applicable exceptions; developing a publicly available privacy policy with respect to such information; consumers' access to, and requests to delete, such information; and securing such information and periodically testing such security measures. Among other things, it also adds provisions requiring the deletion of processed information that is no longer reasonably necessary to retain for the purpose for which it was processed, prohibiting targeted marketing to a specific young consumer or child based on processed information or using processed information in a manner inconsistent with the reasonable expectation of such consumers, and limiting the disclosure of processed information to third parties without a written agreement with the third party specifying and limiting the purposes for which the third party may process the information and requiring the third party to provide specified security and privacy protections.

Shown Here:Introduced in House (01/29/2020) Protecting the Information of our Vulnerable Children and Youth Act or the PRIVCY ACT This bill modifies and expands the requirements for commercial entities with respect to information collected from young consumers under the age of 18 and children under the age of 13. Specifically, it applies the requirements for processing information reasonably linkable to a young consumer or child to any entity within the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission, including nonprofit organizations. Additionally, the bill modifies the requirements for such processed information with respect to obtaining verifiable consent to process such information and the applicable exceptions; developing a publicly available privacy policy with respect to such information; consumers' access to, and requests to delete, such information; and securing such information and periodically testing such security measures. Among other things, it also adds provisions requiring the deletion of processed information that is no longer reasonably necessary to retain for the purpose for which it was processed, prohibiting targeted marketing to a specific young consumer or child based on processed information or using processed information in a manner inconsistent with the reasonable expectation of such consumers, and limiting the disclosure of processed information to third parties without a written agreement with the third party specifying and limiting the purposes for which the third party may process the information and requiring the third party to provide specified security and privacy protections.

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Bill TEXT Points.
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Appropriations
Additional conforming amendmentThe heading of title XIII of division C of the Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1999 (Public Law 105–277; 112 Stat

Commerce
Castor of Florida introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Energy and CommerceA BILLTo amend the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 to update and expand the coverage of such Act, and for other purposes

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1813));; (B)in paragraph (6), by striking Federal land bank, Federal land bank association, Federal intermediate credit bank, or production credit association and inserting Farm Credit Bank, Agricultural Credit Bank (to the extent exercising the authorities of a Farm Credit Bank), Federal Land Credit Association, or agricultural credit association; and (C)by striking paragraph (2) and redesignating paragraphs (3) through (6) as paragraphs (2) through (5), respectively; and (2)in subsection (

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