Senate Bill 120 (Substitute H-1)

Senate Bill 885 (Substitute H-2)

Addendum to SFA analysis (9-27-00)

Sponsor: Sen. Glenn D. Steil

Senate Committee: Judiciary

House Committee: Criminal Law and

Corrections

ADDENDUM TO SENATE FISCAL AGENCY ANALYSIS OF SB 120 AND 885 DATED 11-17-99:

HOUSE COMMITTEE ACTION:

The House Committee on Criminal Law and Corrections adopted a substitute, H-1, for Senate Bill 120. The substitute incorporates the following amendments to the Senate-passed version of the bill:

The substitute makes the prohibition on obtaining personal identity information apply if there is an intent to unlawfully use the information for any of the purposes listed in the bill.

The substitute specifies that the legislation would not apply to a person who obtains or attempts to obtain personal identity information pursuant to the discovery process of a civil action, administrative proceeding, or an arbitration proceeding.

The substitute adds a January 1, 2001 effective date.

Further, the committee adopted Substitute H-2 for Senate Bill 885. The substitute contains conflict language to reflect the language enacted in Public Act 279 of 2000, which also amended this section of law. In addition, the committee substitute contains a January 1, 2001 effective date.

Analyst: D. Martens

This analysis was prepared by nonpartisan House staff for use by House members in their deliberations, and does not constitute an official statement of legislative intent.