Traffic control: driver license; regulation of a relying party related to a mobile driver license or identification card; provide for. Creates new act.
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This bill, the "relying parties on mobile licenses act," regulates how businesses and other organizations (called "relying parties") can handle mobile driver’s licenses and identification cards. It establishes rules about what data they can request, how they must obtain consent for data use and retention, and what they cannot do with the mobile device containing the license or ID. The bill aims to protect individual privacy when using these mobile credentials.
Key provisions
- Relying parties must request only necessary data elements from mobile licenses.
- Relying parties must obtain consent before retaining data elements.
- Relying parties must cryptographically authenticate mobile licenses.
- Relying parties cannot require a holder to relinquish their mobile device.
- Relying parties cannot require consent to search a mobile device.
- Relying parties cannot require the presentation of a mobile license for transactions.
- The bill defines key terms related to mobile licenses and relying parties.
- The bill establishes a process for the act to take effect, contingent on the passage of related bills.
Who is affected
- Businesses and organizations that serve as "relying parties" (e.g., retailers, restaurants)
- Individuals who possess mobile driver’s licenses or identification cards
- The Department of State
- Motor Vehicle Code users
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