63A-19-407. Technology transparency study -- Report to Legislature.
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Effective 5/6/2026
63A-19-407. Technology transparency study -- Report to Legislature.
(1)The office and the commission shall jointly study the implementation of processing activities for which an individual's personal data may be collected without the ability to provide direct notice:
(a)the public safety benefits and legitimate governmental purposes served by the processing activities described in this Subsection
(1);
(b)the privacy implications of the processing activities described in this Subsection
(1); and
(c)appropriate frameworks for governing the processing activities described in this Subsection
(1)by governmental entities.
(2)In conducting the study described in Subsection
(1), the office and the commission shall solicit input from:
(a)state and local law enforcement agencies;
(b)civil liberties organizations;
(c)governmental entities that use or are considering the use of data collection technology; and
(d)other interested stakeholders.
(3)On or before the November 2027 interim meeting, the office shall report the findings and recommendations of the study described in Subsection
(2)to the Government Operations Interim Committee, including any recommended legislation.
Enacted by Chapter 202 , 2026 General Session