Establishes "Privacy Protection Act"; concerns collection and sharing of certain personal information.
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This bill, the Privacy Protection Act, aims to regulate how New Jersey state and local government entities, as well as healthcare facilities, collect and share personal information. The legislation focuses on preventing the misuse of data by requiring specific agreements and oversight when sharing information, particularly automated license plate recognition data. Senate amendments clarify the process for sharing this data with other law enforcement agencies and establish penalties for violations of data sharing agreements.
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