The bill would have an indeterminate impact on the State and local units of government. The bill does not provide an all-inclusive definition of "personal information"; therefore, the scope of the prohibition cannot be determined. Boilerplate language in the General Government appropriation bill, Section 958 of Public Act 310 of 1998, provides that local units of government that receive revenue sharing funds and distribute property tax statements or income tax forms shall not visibly include on the external address Social Security numbers. The Department of State reports that the new digital driver's license is contained in a tri-fold envelope and the license will not show. However, the Department also mails numerous documents that could have visible information that could come within the open definition of "personal information" under the bill. These include registrations, titles, and other documents. Local governments that mail utility bills (water, sewer, etc.) could be affected if they send bills in the form of open cards.