SB 30: The Identity Information Protection Act of 2007

Although the technology has been around since World War II, state and local governments have recently begun incorporating Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) devices into identification documents like driver's licenses and passports. Citizens are compelled to carry these RFID-enabled devices, which broadcast their personal information and often lack meaningful privacy and security protections. As a result, government is forcing citizens to carry RFID-enabled devices that compromise their safety. SB 30 responds to this problem by requiring privacy and security safeguards on RFID-enabled, government-issued identification documents

Final Status:
Did not pass the Legislature

SB 30 was formerly introduced as SB 768 and SB 682.

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SB 30 - Identity Information Protection Act of 2007

SB 30 FACT SHEET

SB 30 - Setting the Record Straight

SB 30 - Identity Information Protection Act of 2007

Don't Chip Our Rights Away!

SB 682 Identity Information Protection Act (2005)

SB 768 RFID Protections for Government IDs (2005)