Repeals law prohibiting collection and sharing of certain personal information.
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This bill repeals a New Jersey law called the Privacy Protection Act, which restricted how state and local government entities, as well as healthcare facilities, could collect and share certain personal information. Specifically, it removed limitations on collecting details like immigration status, Social Security numbers, and taxpayer identification numbers when needed for public services. The law also prohibited the sale or sharing of license plate recognition data. The bill’s sponsors argued that this law hindered law enforcement efforts.
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