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Lawmakers seek to override state data privacy laws with new bill
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politics17h ago

Lawmakers seek to override state data privacy laws with new bill

  • Congress readies two bills that would preempt state data privacy laws to form a single national standard.
  • The SECURE Data Act targets technology companies, while the GUARD Financial Data Act covers financial services firms.
  • Authors Brett Guthrie and French Hill are pushing for votes next month to advance the bills.
  • The bills would allow individuals to access, correct, or delete personal data and opt out of ads and sales.
  • Despite protections, neither bill would create a private right to sue for violations.
  • The push follows intra-party debates and past failed efforts on national data privacy legislation.
  • Guthrie formed a task force to build GOP support ahead of committee votes.
  • The bills aim to preempt state laws across more than 20 states to standardize data practices.
  • The measures would allow data access and deletion, but stop short of a private right to sue.
  • The effort is being positioned as a consumer-protection move to end patchwork state laws.
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Chairman Palmer Delivers Opening Statement at Subcommittee on Environment Hearing on Critical Material Supply Chains
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politics5h ago

Chairman Palmer Delivers Opening Statement at Subcommittee on Environment Hearing on Critical Material Supply Chains

  • Palmer opened a House hearing on critical mineral supply chains, linking U.S. policy to national security and economic growth.
  • He warned China’s dominance in two dozen critical minerals threatens U.S. security and industrial base.
  • The hearing examined how environmental laws affect reshoring mining and processing capacity.
  • Legislation like H.R. 4370, the Securing America’s Mineral Supply Act, is cited to codify reshoring policies.
  • Palmer emphasized coordinating reforms to the Toxic Substances Control Act and other laws to aid the supply chain.
  • Panelists include experts on domestic mineral supply, recycling, and vanadium, a critical mineral.
  • The session occurred on Earth Day, underscoring the link between policy and environmental outcomes.
  • The hearing aims to bolster domestic mining, processing, and recycling to reduce reliance on imports.
  • The hearing showcased industry voices advancing the domestic mineral supply chain, including vanadium and recycled battery materials.
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