Ore. Broadband, Data Broker Bills Pass Floor Votes
The Oregon Senate passed broadband and data broker bills. The state Senate voted 23-1 Thursday for HB-3201, which would require the Oregon Business Development Department to provide loans and grants for access, affordability and adoption. The House passed the bill…
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March 30, but the Senate amended it May 19, so the House would have to vote again to concur. The state Senate also voted 23-1 for HB-2052 to regulate data brokers. Senators didn't amend the bill, so it goes next to Gov. Tina Kotek (D). Also Thursday, the legislature passed a comprehensive privacy bill (see 2306220059).