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105th Congress Privacy

Bill #

Name (Sponsor)

Summary

Status

HR 1964

Communications Privacy & Consumer Empowerment Act (Markey)

Electronic privacy protections

6/19/97 —Introduced. No further action.

HR 2937

 

 

Electronic Financial Services Efficiency Act

(Baker, McCollum/Dreier)

Preferential treatment for banks as certificate authorities

Referred to 5 Committees. No further action.

HR 2368

Data Privacy Act of 1997 (Tauzin)

Privacy self-regulation

7/21/98 —Hearing held in Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade & Consumer Protection. No further action.

HR 4321

Financial Information Privacy Act 1998 (Leach)

Privacy protections on personal information obtained by financial institutions

2/5/98 —Markup held in Committee on Banking & Financial Services.
9/24/98—Commerce Committee markup held, amendment in the nature of a substitute passed.

S 2326

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act 1998 (Bryan)

FTC regulations on information from children over internet

9/23/98 —Senate Committee on Commerce, Subcommittee on Communications hearing.
CDT's Testimony;
10/1/98 —Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Communications markup. Amendment in the nature of a substitute passed by Full Committee, (proposed by Bryan, Burns, and McCain)
10/8/98 —Passed Senate as amendment to Internet Taxaton Freedom Act.
10/20/98 —Included in massive spending bill.
enacted!

HR 4388

Consumer Financial Privacy Act of 1988

(La Falce)

Amends Consumer Credit Protection Act to ensure financial institution privacy protections

8/5/98 —Referred to Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit.

HR 98

Consumer Internet Privacy Protection Act of 1997 (Vento)

Regulates personal information practices of internet service providers

1/22/97 —Referred to Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection.

HR 1813

Personal Information Privacy Act (Kleczka)

Privacy protections on social security information

6/10/97 —Referred to Subcommittee on Social Security.

HR 1367

Federal Internet Privacy Protections Act of 1997 (Barrett, Kelly, Frank, Kleczka)

Prohibits federal agencies from posting confidential records on the internet

4/21/97 —Referred to Subcommittee on Government Management, Information & Technology.

HR 2581

Social Security Privacy Act of 1997 (Cambell)

Protects privacy of social security information

10/6/97 —Referred to Subcommittee on Social Security.

HR 4425

Personal Privacy Protection Act (Conyers)

Privacy protections against "reckless endangerment" and "tortious invasion" of privacy

8/6/98 —Referred to House Committee on the Judiciary.

S 600

Personal Information Privacy Act of 1997 (Feinstein)

Protects privacy of social security information

4/16/97 —Referred to Committee on Finance.

HR 1330

American Family Privacy Act of 1997 (Kanjorski)

Prohibits federal officers from providing access to social security, earnings, benefits & tax information through the Internet.

4/21/97 —Referred to Subcommittee on Government Management, Information and Technology.

HR 2369

Wireless Privacy Enhancement Act of 1997

(Tauzin)

Amends Communications Act of 1934 to strengthen prohibitions against electronic eavesdropping

3/5/98 —Amended and passed by House, referred to Senate Commerce Committee.

HR 4478

Depository Institution Customers Financial Privacy Enhancement Act of 1998 (Markey)

Protects confidentiality of financial information handled by depository institutions & credit unions

Referred to Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit



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