HB 2321
DCS; credit freeze; consumer reporting
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Bill overview
This bill establishes a process for placing security freezes on the credit records of children in the care of the Department of Child Safety (DCS). Specifically, it mandates that a security freeze be placed on a child’s record or credit report within 30 days of being adjudicated a dependent child. The bill also outlines procedures for notifying parents or guardians about the freeze and for its removal when the child reaches 16 years of age or leaves DCS custody, and appropriates funds to support these efforts.
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Primary sponsor
Matt Gress
Cosponsors
David Livingston
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