• NSW Health, Legal Branch. Health Records and Information Privacy Bill 2001 Exposure Draft. December, 2001.
  Also of interest is the guide that discusses this bill. This is a Word document that will download to your desktop.

• Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory.Discussion Draft for a Proposed Information Act. Introduced by the Attorney-General. October 16, 2001.

Tasmania

• Department of Premier and Cabinet. Tasmanian Information Privacy Legislation. Hobart, TAS: November 2001.

• Arkansas House of Representatives, 83rd General Assembly, Regular Session, 2001. HB 2299: An Act to Protect the Privacy of Shopper’s Card Holders. Sponsored by Rep. Mark Smith (R-El Dorado). Introduced March 8, 2001.

2001 — 2002 Session

• _____. SB 17: Unsolicited and Unwanted Telephone Solicitations.(Establishes a “do not call” list.) Sponsored by Senator Liz Figueroa (D-Fremont). Introduced March 27, 2001.
• _____. SB 125: Indentity Theft. Sponsored by Sens. Dede Alpert (D-San Diego), Liz Fegeroa (D-Fremont), Sheila Kuehl (D-Los Angeles) and Gloria Romero (D-Los Angeles). Introduced January 25, 2001.
• _____. SB 666: Privacy of Personal Information. Sponsored by Sen. Steve Peace (D-El Cajon). Introduced February 23, 2001.
• _____. SB 773: Financial Information Privacy Act. Sponsored by Sen. Jackie Speier (D-San Francisco). Introduced February 23, 2001.
• _____. SB 1090: Privacy: Video Providers. Sponsored by Sen. Debra Bowen (D-Redondo Beach). Introduced February 23, 2001.

• Colorado House of Representatives, 62nd General Assembly, Session 2. HB 00-1459: Colorado Internet Privacy Act. Sponsored by Reps. Ken Gordon (D-Denver), Doug Dean (R-El Paso) and Senator Ronald Teck (R-Mesa). Introduced March 23, 2000.

• House of Representatives, Connecticut General Assembly, January Session, 2001. HB 216 (Substitute HB 6619): An Act Concerning Consumer Financial Information. Sponsored by Rep. John Wayne Fox (D-Stamford). Introduced February 1, 2001.

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• Hawaii House of Representatives, 20th Legislature. HB 1877: Relating to Informational Privacy. Sponsored by Reps. Say, M. Oshiro, Case, Yonamine, Garcia, Cachola, Hiraki, Herkes, Abinsay, Morita, Lee, Luke, Kanoho, Yamane, Catalani, Saiki, Arakaki, Takumi, Kawakami, Suzuki, Ahu Isa, Souki, Menor, Hamakawa, Takamine, Schatz, Kaho'ohalahala, Espero, Goodenow, Morihara, Chang, Stegmaier, Yoshinaga, and Ito. Introduced January 20, 2000.
• Hawaii House of Representatives, 21st Legislature. HB 1466: Relating to Information Privacy. Sponsored by Rep. Ed Case (D-23). Introduced January 26, 2001.
• _____. SB 2254: Relating to Privacy of Health Care Information. Sponsored by Senator Bob Nakata. Introduced January 21, 2000.
• Hawaii House of Representatives, 22nd Legislature. HB 327: E-mail, Unsolicited, Restrictions. Sponsored by Reps. K. Mark Takai (D-34), Dennis Arakaki (D-30), Michael Kahikina (D-44), Lynn Finnegan (R-32), Tulsi Gabbard Tamayo (D-42), Cynthia Thielen (R-50). Introduced January 17, 2003.
• Hawaii State Senate, 22nd Legislature. SB 785: Telemarketing; Do-Not-Call Registry. Sponsored by Sens. Brian Kanno (D-19), Cal Kawamoto (D-14), Donna Mercado Kim (D-2), Lorraine R. Inouye (D-1), J. Kalani English (D-6), and Rosalyn Baker (D-5). Introduced January 17, 2003.

• Idaho House of Representatives, 56th Legislature, First Session. HB 239: Relating to the Consumer Protection Act; to Provide that Persons Whose Names are Transferred by Other Persons for Consideration Without Prior Authorization Shall Receive Ten Percent of the Value of the Consideration. Sponsored by the Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee. Introduced February 14, 2001.

• Illinois House of Representatives, 91st General Assembly. HB 2718: An Act Concerning Electronic Communications and Amending the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. Sponsored by Reps. Thomas Dart (D-Chicago), Terry Parke (R-Hoffman Estates), and James Brosnahan (D-Evergreen Park). Introduced February 22, 1999.
• Illinois House of Representatives, 92nd General Assembly. HB 176: The No-Call Database Act. Sponsored by Reps. Jay Hoffman (D-Collinsville), William Black (R-Danville), Dan Reitz (D-Sparta), James Fowler (D-Harrisburg), Thomas Johnson (R-West Chicago), Thomas Holbrook (D-Belleville), John Fritchey (D-Chicago), Gary Forby (D-Benton), Jack Franks (D-Chicago), Karen May (D-Deerfield), Mary Flowers (D-Chicago), Mary O’Brien (D-Coal City), Monique Davis (D-Chicago), David Miller (D-Dolton), Charles Hartke (D-Effingham), Susana Mendoza (D-Chicago), Robert Ryan Jr. (D-Lansing), Julie Curry (D-Mt. Zion), Larry McKeon (D-Chicago), Sara Feigenholtz (D-Chicago), Susan Garrett (D-Lake Bluff), Richard Bradley (D-Chicago), Robert Bugielski (D-Chicago), Rosemary Mulligan (R-Des Plaines), Georges Scully Jr (D-Park Forest), Kevin McCarthy (D-Orland Park), James Brosnahan (D-Oak Lawn), Joseaph Lyons (D-Chicago), Edward Acevedo (D-Chicago), Ralph Capparelli (D-Chicago), Lou Loyana (D-Chicago), Karen Yarbrough (D-Maywood), Terry Parke (R-Schaumburg), J. Philip Novak (D-Kankakee), Howard Kenner (D-Chicago), Constance Howard (D-Chicago), Tom Ryder (R-Jerseyville), Jim Meyer (R-Bolingbrook) and Richard Winkel Jr (R-Champaign). Introduced January 9, 2001.

• Indiana State Senate, 112th General Assembly, Session 1. SB 1: Telephone Solicitations. Sponsored by Sens. David Long (R-Fort Wayne) and Timothy Lanane (D-Anderson). Introduced January 8, 2001.

• Iowa House of Representatives, 78th General Assembly. House File 306: A Bill for an Act Prohibiting the State Department of Transportation from Selling Certain Information Maintained by the Department. Sponsored by Rep. Dick Myers (D-Iowa City). Introduced February 17, 1999.
• Iowa House of Representatives, 79th General Assembly. House File 285: Disclosure of Nonpublic Personal Information to Nonaffiliated Third Parties — Opt-In Required. Sponsored by Reps. Polly Butka (D-Clinton), John Connors (D-Des Moines), Bill Dotzler (D-Waterloo), Jane Greimann (D-Ames), Geri Huser (D-Altoona), Pam Jochum (D-Dubuque), Keith Kreiman (D-Bloomfield), Mark Kuhn (D-Charles City), Rick Larkin (D-Madison), Vicki Lensing (D-Iowa City), Mary Mascher (D-Iowa City), Pat Murphy (D-Dubuque), Dick Myers (D-Iowa City), Brian Quirk (D-New Hampton), Steve Richardson (D-Indianola), Dick Taylor (D-Cedar Rapids), Todd Taylor (D-Cedar Rapids), Cindy Winckler (D-Davenport) and William Witt (D-Cedar Falls). Introduced February 15, 2001.

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• Kansas House of Representatives, Session of 2001. HB 2100: An Act Concerning Certain Unsolicited Telephone Calls; Prohibiting Certain Acts and Providing Remedies for Violations. Sponsored by the Committee on Utilities. Introduced January 22, 2001.
• Kansas State Senate, Session of 2001. SB 296: An Act Relating to Consumer Protection; Concerning Unsolicited Consumer Telephone Calls. Sponsored by the Committee on Judiciary. Introduced February 8, 2001.

Kentucky

• Kentucky House of Representatives. HB 155: An Act Relating to Telemarketing. Sponsored by Reps. Jack Coleman Jr (D-Burgin), Mike Waver (D-Elizabethtown), Eddie Ballard (D-Madisonville), Larry Belcher (D-Stepherdsville), Buddy Buckingham (D-Murray), Barbara White Colter (R-Manchester), Howard Cornett (R-Dry Fork), Robert Damron (D-Nicholasville), Gippy Graham (D-Frankfort), Jodie Haydon (D-Bardstown), Harry Moberly Jr (D-Richmond), Kathy Stein (D-Lexington), Susan Westrom (D-Lexington) and Brent Yonts (D-Greenville). Introduced February 6, 2001.
• Kentucky State Senate. SB 32: An Act Relating to Telephone Solicitation. Sponsored by Sens. Marshall Long (D-Shelbyville), Bob Jackson (D-Murray) and Ray Jones II (D-Pikeville). Introduced January 3, 2001.

Maine

• State Senate of Maine, 121th Legislature. SP 448: An Act to Create a No-Contact List and Prohibit Unsolicited E-mail. Sponsored by Sen. Neria Douglas (D-Auburn). Last action June 14, 2003.

Maryland

• Maryland House of Delagates. HB 14: Electronic Transactions Protection Act. Sponsored by Delegates Anthony Brown (D-25), Samuel Rosenberg (D-42), Casper Taylor Jr (D-1C), Thomas Dewberry (D-47B), John Arnick (D-7), Michael Busch (D-30), Ann Marie Doory (D-43), Ronald Guns (D-36), Hattie Harrison (D-45), Sheila Hixson (D-20), Carolyn Howard (D-24), Nancy Kopp (D-16), Wheeler Baker (D-36), Elizabeth Bobo (D-12B), William Bronrott (D-16), Joan Cadden (D-31), Paul Carlson (D-39), Virginia Claggett (D-30), William Cole IV (D-47A), Richard D’Amato (D-39), Diane DeCarlo (D-6), Dana Lee Dembrow (D-47B), John Donaghue (D-2C), Cornell Dypski (D-46), Michael Finifter (D-11), Barbara Frush (D-21), John Giannetti Jr (D-13B), Marilyn Goldwater (D-16), Peter Hammen (D-46), Henry Heller (D-19), Nancy Hubers (D-6), Mary-Dulany James (D-34), Adrienne Jones (D-44), Verna Jones (D-44), Ruth Kirk (D-44), Nancy Kopp (D-16), Mary Ann Love (D-32), Adrienne Mandel (D-19), Maggie McIntosh (D-42), Pauline Menes (D-21), Brian Moe (D-21), Kenneth Montague Jr (D-43), Dan Morhaim (D-11), Shirley Nathan-Pulliam (D-10), George Owings III (D-27B), Obie Patterson (D-26), Shane Pendergrass (D-13A), Carol Petzold (D-19), Wendell Phillips (D-41), Daniel Riley (D-34), Mary Russo (D-31), Mark Shriver (D-15), Darren Swain (D-24), Frank Turner (D-13A), Joseph Vallerio Jr (D-27A), Michael Weir (D-6), John Wood Jr (D-29A) and Robert Zirken (D-11). Introduced November 15, 2000.
• ______. HB 819: Public Institutions of Higher Education — Prohibition Against Disclosure of Student Information for Commercial Purposes. Sponsored by Delegates Elizabeth Bobo (D-12B), William Bronrott (D-16), Michael Dobson (D-43), Ann Marie Doory (D-43), Cornell Dypski (D-46), Sharon Grosfeld (D-18), Anne Healey (D-22A), Adrienne Mandel (D-19), Jeffrey Paige (D-44), Joan Pitkin (D-23) and Darren Swain (D-24). Introduced February 9, 2001.
• _____. HB 893: Consumer Protection — Privacy of Social Security Numbers. Sponsored by Delegate Cheryl Kagan (D-17). Introduced February 9, 2001.

• Michigan House of Representatives. HB 5962: A Bill to Prohibit the Disclosure of Certain Personal Information About an Individual Under Certain Circumstances; and to Provide for a Civil Remedy. Sponsored by Reps. Schermesser, Brater, Kilpatrick, Anthony, Wojno, Agee, and Park. Introduced June 23, 1998.

• Minnesota House of Representatives, 82nd Legislative Session. House File 580: Telecommunications Consumer Privacy Act. Sponsored by Reps. Matt Entenza (D-St. Paul), Doug Peterson (D-Madison), Rob Leighton (D-Austin), Connie Bernardy (D-Fridley) and Luanne Koskinen (D-Coon Rapids). Introduced February 5, 2001.
• _____. House File 2919: A Bill for an Act Relating to Telecommunications...requiring consent to use privacy customer’s information for marketing purposes by telecommunications service providers.... Sponsored by Reps. Loren Jennings (D-Harris) and Ken Wolf (R- Burnsville). Introduced February 4, 2002.
• _____. House File 3561: Telecommunications Consumer Privacy Act. Sponsored by Rep. Loren Jennings (D-Harris). Introduced February 18, 2002.
• _____. House File 3625: A Bill for an Act Regulating Electronic Mail Relating to Data Privacy.... Sponsored Reps. Tim Pawlenty (R-Eagan) and John Jordan (R-Brooklyn Park). Introduced March 6, 2002.
• Minnesota State Senate, 82nd Legislative Session. Senate File 565: Telecommunications Consumer Privacy Act. Sponsored by Sens. Steve Kelley (D-Hopkins), Warren Limmer (R-Maple Grove) and James Metzen (D- South St. Paul). Introduced February 5, 2001.
• _____. Senate File 3272: Telecommunications Consumer Privacy Act. Sponsored by Sens. John Marty (D-Roseville), Steven Kelly (D-Hopkins) and James Metzen (D-S. St Paul). Introduced February 18, 2002.

• Mississippi State Senate. SB 2075:Mississippi Telephonic Solicitation Act. Sponsored by Sen. Delma Furniss (D-Rena Lara). Introduced January 3, 2001.
• _____. SB 2362: Mississippi Telephonic Solicitation Act. Sponsored by Sens. Tommy Robertson (R-Moss Point), Tommy Gollott (R-Biloxi), Gloria Williamson (D-Philadelphia), Cindy Hyde-Smith (D-Brookhaven), Tom King (R-Petal), Mike Chaney (R-Vicksburg), Terry Burton (D-Newton), Gray Tollison (D-Oxford), Ron Farris (R-Hattiesburg), Bob Dearing (D-Natchez), Johnnie Walls (D-Greenville), David Jordan (D-Greenwood), Delma Furniss (D-Rena Lara), Robert Chamberlin (R-Hernando), Rob Smith (D-Richland), Travis Little (D-Corinth), Deborah Dawkins (D-Pass Christian), Billy Hewes (R-Gulfport), Videt Carmichael (D-Meridian), Nicky Browning (D-Ecru), Ezell Lee (D-Picayune), Scottie Cuevas (D-Pass Christian), Tim Johnson (R-Madison), Joseph Stogner (R-Sandy Hook), Bill Canon (R-Columbus), Alice Harden (D-Jackson) and Jack Gorden (D-Okolona). Introduced January 10, 2001.

• Missouri State Senate, 90th General Assembly, Session 1. HB 933: Restricts the Sending of Unsolicited Advertising by Fax or E-Mail. Sponsored by Rep. Bill Alter (R-Jefferson and St. Louis). Introduced February 18, 1999.
• Missouri State Senate, 90th General Assembly, Session 2. SB 763: Regulates Unsolicited Telephone Sales Calls. Sponsored by Sen. Jerry Howard (D-Dexter). Introduced January 3, 2000.

• House of Representatives, New Hampshire General Court, 1999 Session. HB 386: An Act Establishing a Committee to Study Allowing Internet Service Providers to Restrict Unsolicited Electronic Mail. Sponsored by Rep. Jeffrey MacGilivray (R-Hills). Introduced January 28, 1999.

208th Legislature

• New Jersey Assembly, 208th Legislature.A 1756: An Act Concerning Mailing Lists and Supplementing Title 56 of the Revised Statutes. Sponsored by A. Loretta Weinberg (D-Bergen). Introduced February 23, 1999.
• _____. A. 3094: An Act Concerning Certain Unsolicited Electronic Mail and Supplementing Chapter 38A of Title 2A of the Revised Statutes. Sponsored by A. Barbara Buono (D-Middlesex) and George F. Geist (R-Camden and Gloucester). Introduced May 6, 1999.

  209th Legislature

• New Jersey Assembly, 209th Legislature. A 586: An Act Concerning Certain Unsolicited Electronic Mail and Supplementing Chapter 38A or Title 2A or the Revised Statutes. Sponsored by A. Barbara Buono (D-Middlesex) and George F. Geist (R-Camden and Gloucester). Introduced January 11, 2000.
• _____. A 860: New Jersey Commercial Telephone and Commercial Electronic Mail Solicitation Consumer Protection Act. Sponsored by A. Richard Bagger (R-Middlesex, Morris, Somerset and Union). Introduced January 11, 2000.
• _____. A 2822: Unsolicited Telephone Sales Calls Act of 2000. Sponsored by A. Jeffrey Moran (R-Atlantic, Burlington and Ocean) and Christopher Connors (R-Atlantic, Burlington and Ocean). Introduced October 12, 2000.
• _____. A 2919: An Act Prohibiting Unsolicited Telephone Sales Calls to Certain Consumers. Sponsored by A. Alex DeCroce (R-Essex, Morris and Passaic) and Kevin O’Toole (R-Essex and Union). Introduced November 9, 2000.
• _____. A. 3384: An Act Providing for the Disclosure of Electronic Monitoring of Employees. Sponsored by A. Barbara Buono (D-Middlesex) and George F. Geist (R-Camden and Gloucester). Introduced March 29, 2001.
• New Jersey State Senate, 209th Legislature. S 1583: An Act Concerning Certain Mailing Lists. Sponsored by Sens. John Bennett (R-Monmouth) and Diane Allen (R-Burlington and Camden). Introduced September 21, 2000.
• _____. S 1716: Unsolicited Telephone Sales Calls Act of 2000. Sponsored by Sen. Leonard Connors Jr (R-Atlantic, Burlington and Ocean). Introduced October 23, 2000.

• New Mexico House of Representatives, 45th Legislature, Session 1. HB 750: Consumer Privacy Act. Sponsored by Rep. Danice Picraux (D-Albuquerque). Introduced 2001.
• New Mexico State Senate, 45th Legislature, Session 1. SB 220: Telephone Consumer Privacy Act. Sponsored by Sen. Dede Feldman (D-Albuquerque). Introduced 2001.

1999 — 2000 Regular Sessions

• New York State Assembly. A. 137: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Limitation on Release of Holders' Names by Credit Card and Debit Card Issuers, and Making a Technical Correction to the Section of Such Law Relating to Enforcement by the Attorney General of the Credit Card Registration Services Article. Sponsored by A. Stephen Kaufman (D-Bronx), Aurelia Greene (D-Bronx), David Sidikman (D-Plainview), Earlene Hill (D-Hempstead), Gloria Davis (D-Bronx), Arthur Eve (D-Buffalo), Steven Sanders (D-New York), Samuel Colman (D-Pearl River) and Susan John (D-Rochester). Introduced January 6, 1999.
• _____. A. 467: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Information Required on a Credit Card Transaction Form. Sponsored by A. Stephen Kaufman (D-Bronx), Aurelia Greene (D-Bronx), Steven Sanders (D-New York), Samuel Colman (D-Pearl River), Gloria Davis (D-Bronx), Nelson Denis (D-New York) and David Sidikman (D-Plainview). Introduced January 6, 1999.
• _____. A. 696: An Act to Amend the Banking Law, in Relation to the Disclosure of a Banking Institution's Customer Records. Sponsored by A. Aurelia Greene (D-Bronx). Introduced January 6, 1999.
• _____. A. 1830: An Act to Amend the Public Authorities Law, in Relation to the Privacy of Electronic Toll and Fare Records. Sponsored by A. Stephen Kaufman (D-Bronx), William Scarborough (D-Queens), Vito Lopez (D-Brooklyn), Sam Hoyt (D-Buffalo), Paul Harenberg (D-Oakdale), David Sidikman(D-Plainview) and Sameul Colman (D-Pearl River). Introduced January 19, 1999.
• _____. A. 4190: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to the Regulation of Unsolicited Advertisements. Sponsored by Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), Jeffrey Dinowitz(D-Bronx) and Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx). Introduced February 8, 1999.
• _____. A. 4753: An Act to Amend the General Business Law and the Correction Law, in Relation to the Use of Inmate Labor to Access, Collect or Process Personal Information. Sponsored by A. Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), Jeffrey Dinowitz (D-Bronx) and Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx). Introduced February 16, 1999.
• _____. A. 5384: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Requiring Issuers of Credit Cards to Implement Certain Fraud Prevention Measures. Sponsored by A. Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx), Samuel Colman (D-Pearl River), Earlene Hill (D-Hempstead), Ivan Lafayette (D-Queens), Audrey Hochberg (D-Scarsdale) and Anthony Seminerio (D-Queens). Introduced February 25, 1999.
• _____. A. 5881: An Act to Amend the Banking Law, in Relation to Personally Identifiable Information on Receipts. Sponsored by A. Brian McLaughlin (D-NY), Scott Stringer (D-NY), Ann Carozza (D-Queens) and Nelson Denis (D-NY). Introduced March 2, 1999.
• _____. A. 7044: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Requiring the Affirmative Consent of a Consumer to Use Any Electronic Identifying Information. Sponsored by A. Audrey Pheffer(D-Queens), Jeffrey Dinowitz (D-Bronx), Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx) and Margaret Markey (D-Queens). Introduced March 18, 1999.
• _____. A. 7045: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to the Regulation of Unsolicited Electronic Mail Advertisements. Sponsored by A. Margaret Markey (D-Queens), Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), Peter Abbate (D-Brooklyn), Jeffrey Dinowitz (D-Bronx), Sandra Galef (D-Ossining), Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx), Robin Schimminger (D-Kenmore) and Richard Brodsky (D-Elmsford). Introduced March 18, 1999.
• _____. A. 7047: An Act to Amend the General Business Law and Penal Law, in Relation to Identity Theft. Sponsored by A. Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), Joseph Lentol (D-Brooklyn), Ronald Canestrari (D-Albany), Jeffrey Dinowitz (D-Bronx), Audrey Hochberg (D-Scarsdale) and Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx). Introduced March 18, 1999.
• _____. A. 8110: An Act to Amend the Vehicle and Traffic Law, in Relation to Consent for the Use of Registration Lists and Title Information. Sponsored by A. Kevin Cahill (D-Kingston), Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), David Gantt (D-Rochester), Thomas DiNapoli (D-Great Neck) and Margaret Markey (D-Queens). Introduced April 29, 1999.
• _____. A. 8116: An Act to Amend the Public Officers Law, in Relation to Prohibiting the Disclosure of a Photo Image by an Agency in Certain Instances. Sponsored by A. Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), Thomas DiNapoli (D-Great Neck), Peter Abbate (D-Brooklyn) and Margaret Markey(D-Queens). Introduced April 29, 1999.
• _____. A. 8130: An Act to Amend the Executive Law, in Relation to the Internet Privacy Policy Practices. Sponsored by A. Robert Sweeney (D-Lindhurtst). Introduced April 30, 1999.
• _____. A. 8674: An Act to Amend the Civil Rights Law, in Relation to Requiring the Destruction of Records Containing Customer Personal Information. Sponsored by the Committee on Rules. Introduced June 4, 1999.
• _____. A. 9401: New York State Internet Privacy Law. Sponsored by A. William Parment (D-Jamestown), Samuel Colman (D-Pearl River), Sandra Galef (D-Ossning), Paul Harenberg (D-Oakdale), Jeffrey Klein (D-Bronx) and Frank Seddio (D-Brooklyn). Introduced January 18, 2000.
• _____. A. 10405: An Act to Amend the General Business Law and Executive Law, in Relation to Protection Personal Information Collected and Distributed by Information Brokers. Sponsored by A. Audrey Pheffer (D-Queens), Kevin Cahill (D-Kingston), Joan Christiansen (D-Dewitt), Barbara Clark (D-Queens), Samuel Colman (D-Pearl River), Aurelia Greene (D-Bronx), Jacob Gunther III (D-Monticello), Stephen Kaufman (D-Bronx), Vito Lopez (D-Brooklyn) and Frank Seddio (D-Brooklyn). Introduced March 28, 2000.
• ______. A. 11031: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Privacy in Banking, Insurance and Other Financial Transactions. Sponsored by the Committee on Rules. Introduced May 9, 2000.
• _____. A. 11242: Personal Privacy Act of 2001. Sponsored by the Committee on Rules. Introduced June 5, 2000.

1999 — 2000 Regular Sessions

• New York State Senate. S. 1306: An Act to Amend the Public Service Law, in Relation to Caller Identification Service. Sponsored by Sens. Suzi Oppenheimer (D-Port Chester), Thomas Duane (D-New York), Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn), Marty Markowitz (D-Brooklyn) and John Sampson (D-Brooklyn). Introduced January 20, 1999.
• _____. S. 2116: An Act to Amend the Insurance Law, in Relation to Restricting Insurers from Demanding Intrusive Personal, Financial and Tax Information from Insureds as a Standard Practice in Processing Ordinary Theft Claims. Sponsored by Sen. Guy Velella (R-Bronx). Introduced February 3, 1999.
• _____. S. 3231: An Act to Amend the Civil Rights Law and the Public Officers Law, in Relation to the Privacy of Public Records Sought in Connected with Purposes Other than for Which They Exist. Sponsored by Sen. John DeFrancisco (R-Syracuse). Introduced March 2, 1999.
• _____. S. 5283: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Requiring the Affirmative Consent of a Consumer to Use Any Electronic Identifying Information. Sponsored by Sen. Charles Fuschillo (R-Freeport). Introduced April 21, 1999.
• _____. S. 7715: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to Prohibiting the Unauthorized Release of Certain Personal Information. Sponsored by Sen. Stephen Saland (R-Poughkeepsie). Introduced April 18, 2000.
• _____. S. 8021: Cyberspace Privacy Protection Act. Sponsored by Sens. Martin Connor (D-New York), Neil Breslin (D-Albany), Alfred Coppola (D-Buffalo), Vincent Gentile (D-Brooklyn), Efrain Gonzalez (D-Bronx), Daniel Hevesi (D-Queens), Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn), Seymour Lachman (D-Brooklyn), Velmanette Montgomery (D-Brooklyn), George Onorato (D-Queens), David Paterson (D-New York), Nellie Santiago (D-Brooklyn), Eric Schneiderman (D-New York), Ada Smith (D-Queens), Malcolm Smith (D-Queens)William Stachowski (D-Buffalo) and Toby Ann Stavisky (D-Queens). Introduced June 7, 2000.
• _____. S. 8091: Privacy of Financial Information Act of 2000. Sponsored by Sen. Hugh Farley (R-Schenectady) and James Seward (R-Oneonta). Introduced June 9, 2000.

  2001 — 2002 Regular Sessions

• New York State Senate, 2001-2001 Regular Session. S 336: An Act to Amend the Public Service Law, in Relation to Restricting the Distribution of Information Pertaining to Customers Which a Gas Corporation, Electric Corporation, Steam Corporation or Water-Works Corporation May Disclose. Sponsored by Sen. Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn). Introduced January 3, 2001.
• _____. S 594: An Act to Amend the General Business Law, in Relation to the Regulation of Unsolicited Advertisements and the Sale, Rental or Exchange of Personal Information. Sponsored by Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn). Introduced January 8, 2001.
• _____. S 619: Telecommunications Privacy Law. Sponsored by Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn). Introduced January 8, 2001.
• _____. S. 3851: An Act to Amend the Public Service Law, in Relation to Caller Identification Service. Sponsored by Sens.Suzi Oppenheimer (D-Port Chester), Carl Kruger (D-Brooklyn), Seymour Lachman (D-Brooklyn), Marty Markowitz (D-Brooklyn), Velmanette Montgomery (D-Brooklyn), John Sampson (D-L - Brooklyn), Malcolm Smith (D-Queens) and Toby Ann Stavisky (D-Queens). Introduced March 26, 2001.

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• Ohio House of Representatives, 123rd General Assembly. HB 636:To Prohibit the Disclosure of Personal Information Contained in a Public Record to a Person Intending to Use the Information for Surveys, Marketing, Solicitation, or Resale for Commercial Purposes Unless the Subject of Record Signs a Written Authorization Permitting That Disclosure. Sponsored by Reps. Rex Damschroder (R-89), Gary Cates (R-58), Dale Miller (D-19), Timothy Grendell (R-68), David Evans (R-77), Dixie Allen (D-38), Kerry Metzger (R-97), James Hoops (R-83), Chris Redfern (D-53), Dan Metelsky (D-61), Kirk Schuring (R-55), Bryan Flannery (D-17), Samual Britton (D-30) and Taylor, Schuler, Buchy, Jordan, Boyd, Pringle, Verich, Winkler, and Hood. Introduced March 29, 2000.
• _____. HB 775: To Require School Districts, Community Schools, and Chartered Nonpublic Schools to Obtain Written Parental Consent Before Collecting Social Security Numbers and Certain Other Information From Students and to Require School Districts, Community Schools, and Chartered Nonpublic Schools to Expunge a Student’s Social Security Number From its Records Upon Request. Sponsored by Reps. Jamie Callander (R-70), Twyla Roman (R-48), Dixie Allen (D-38), Ron Young (R-69), Patricia Clancy (R-35), Timothy Grendell (R-68) and Jordan, and Netzley.
• Ohio State Senate, 123rd General Assembly. SB 172: A Bill...to Extend the Physician-Patient Testimonial Privilege to Include Certain Communications From Physicians to Pharmacists and Between Patients and Pharmacists. Introduced by Sens. Drake, Rhine McLin (D-5), Robert Hagen (D-33), C.J. Prentiss (D-21), Leigh Herington (D-28) and Robert Spada(R-24).
• Ohio House of Representatives, 124th General Assembly. HB 199: Telephone Solicitations — Restrictions. Sponsored by Rep. Rex Damschroder (R-89). Introduced April 3, 2001.

• Oklahoma House of Representatives, 47th Legislature, Session 1. HB 1651: Consumer Internet Privacy Protection Act. Sponsored by Rep. Deutschendorf. Introduced February 1999. (This document will automatically download to your desktop, where you can open it with a wordprocessor.)
• Oklahoma House of Representatives, 48th Legislature, Session 2. HB 2837: An Act Relating to Telecommunciations...which Relates to Unlawful Telemarketing Practices.... Sponsored by Reps. Fred Perry (R-Tulsa), Mark Liotta (R-Tulsa) and Ron Peters (R-Tulsa). Passed House March 6, 2002. (This document will automatically download to your desktop as a text file.)

• Oregon House of Representatives, 70th Legislative Assembly, 1999 Regular Session. HB 3106: Relating to Commercial Electronic Mail Messages. Sponsored by Rep. Floyd Prozanski (D-40).

• Pennsylvania State Senate, 1999 Session. SB 889: Amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, Providing for Computer Trespass. Sponsored by Sens. Clarence Bell (R-9), Richard Kusunic (D-32), Harold Moury Jr. (R-31) and Frank Salvatore (R-5). Introduced May 3, 1999.

• Rhode Island House of Representatives, 1999 January Session. HB 5639: An Act Relating to Electronic Mail. Sponsored by Reps. Brian Kennedy (D-Westerly), Eugene Garvey (D-Charlestown), Eileen Naughton (D-Warwick), and Suzanne Henseler (D-North Kingstown). Introduced February 2, 1999.

South Carolina

• South Carolina State Senate. SB 535: No Telephone Solicitation List Act. Sponsored by Sens. Linda Short (D-Chester, Fairfield, Union & York), Maggie Wallace Glover (D-Florence, Marion & Dillon) and C. Bradley Hutto (D-Allendale, Hampton, Orangeburg & Barnwell). Introduced April 3, 2001.

• Texas House of Representatives, 76th Legislature. HB 537: An Act Relating to Telephone Solicitation; Providing Penalties. Sponsored by Reps. Danburg, Woolley, Homer and Merritt.
• _____. HB 1773: An Act Relating to Unsolicited Electronic Mail. Sponsored by Rep. Peggy Hamric. Introduced March 1, 1999.

Vermont

• Vermont House of Representatives. H 801: An Act Relating to Disclosure of Financial Information by Financial Institutions. Sponsored by Rep. Kathleen Keenan (D-St. Albans City). Introduced February 1, 2000. This is a Word document.

• Washington State Senate, 56th Legislature. SB 6513: An Act Relating to the Privacy of Personal Information in Commercial Transactions Involving Financial Institutions and Others who Maintain and Transfer Information. Sponored by Senators Prentice, McCaslin, Kline, Gardner, Winsley, Kohl-Welles, Spanel and Costa. Introduced January 18, 2000.
• Washington House of Representatives, 57th Legislature. HB 2016: Protecting Privacy. Sponsored by Reps. Jim McIntire (D-Seattle), Brian Hatfield (D-Raymond), Brad Benson (R-Spokane), Roger Bush (R-Spanaway), Laura Ruderman (D-Redmond)Shay Schual-Berke (D-Highline), Steve Conway (D-Spokane), Phyllis Gutierrez Kenny (D-Seattle), Karen Keiser (D-Des Moines), Ruth Kagi (D-Shoreline) and Christopher Hurst (D-Enumelaw). Introduced February 12, 2001.

• West Virginia House of Representatives. HB 2368: Providing for a State Do-Not-Telephone-Solicit Directory. Introduced February 20, 2001. Please note that this document is in WordPerfect format.
• West Virginia Senate. SB 154: Transferring Telemarketer’s Registration to Public Service Commission; Other Provisions. Introduced February 16, 2001. This document is in WordPerfect format.

• Wisconsin State Assembly, 1999 - 2000 Legislature. AB 101: Relating to Credit Card Records and Providing a Penalty. Sponsored by Reps. Marlin Schneider (D-Wisconsin Rapids), David Travis (D-Madison), Tony Staukenhaus (D-West Allis), Terry Musser (R-Black River Falls), Mark Pocan (D-Madison), John Ainsworth (R-Shawano), John Lehman (D-Racine), Peter Bock (D-Milwaukee), Mark Miller (D-Monoma), Spencer Black (D-Madison), James Kreuser (D-Kenosha), Robert Goetsch (R-Junena), John Ryba (D-Green Bay), Barbara Gronemus (D-Whitehall), Scott Gunderson (R-Waterford) and Frank Boyle (D-Superior). Introduced February 9, 1999. Please Note: All Wisconsin bills are made up of several PDF files.
• _____. AB 294: Relating to the Disclosure of Personally Identifiable Information by Businesses and Their Employees and Providing a Penalty. Sponsored by Reps. Tony Staukenhaus (D-West Allis), Marlin Schneider (D-Wisconsin Rapids), Stephen Freese (R-Dodgeville), Terry Musser (R-Black River Falls), David Brandenmuehl (R-Fennimore), Mark Miller (D-Monoma), Donald Hassenohrl (D-Pittsville), Joe Plouff (D-Minomonie), Scott Gunderson (R-Waterford), Terese Bereau (D-Madison), John Lehman (R-Racine), Mark Pocan (D-Madison), Peter Bock (D-Milwaukee), David Cullen (D-Milwaukee) and Spencer Black (D-Madison). Introduced April 22, 1999.
• Wisconsin State Senate, 1999 – 2000 Legislature. SB 33: Prohibition of Certain Unsolicited Messages by Telephone or Facsimile Machine and Documents. Sponsored by Sens. Fred Risser (D-Madison), Joanne Huelsman (R-Waukasha), Brian Burke (D-Milwaukee), Jim Baumgart (D-Sheboygan), Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton), Kimberly Plache (D-Racine), Robert Breske (D-Eland), Alberta Darling (R-Menomonee Falls) and Carol Roessler (R-Oshkosh). Introduced February 3, 1999.
• _____. SB 44: Relating to Access to Public Records Containing Social Security Account Numbers of Individuals. Sponsored by Sens. Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton), Kimberly Plache (D-Racine), Gwendolyn Moore (D-Milwaukee), Brian Rude (R-Coon Valley), Brian Burke (D-Milwaukee), Alice Clausing (D-Menomonie), Russell Decker (D-Weston), Carol Roessler (R-Oshkosh), Margaret Farrow (R-Pewaukee), Alan Lasee (R-De Pere), Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) and Gary Drzwiecki (R-Pulaski). Introduced February 16, 1999.
• Wisconsin State Assembly, 2001-2002 Legislature. AB 88: Relating to the Release of Personally Identifiable Information for Marketing or Advertising Purposes and Providing a Penalty. Sponsored by A. Eugene Hahn (R-Cambria), Frank Boyle (D-Superior), Joan Wade (R-Montello) and Annette Williams (D-Milwaukee). Introduced February 1, 2001.

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