AZ HCR2013

Concurrent resolution opposing state-by-state consumer data privacy laws and regulations absent a clear nexus with consumer harm.

Advocates for a single federal standard for comprehensive consumer data privacy regulation instead of multiple state approaches.

Argues that inconsistent state privacy standards create compliance burdens for businesses, disrupt interstate commerce, and harm competition and innovation.

Contends that existing state consumer protection authority targeting deceptive trade practices and state attorneys general enforcement are sufficient for addressing actual privacy harms.

States that sector-specific privacy laws remain appropriate for traditional areas of state oversight such as law enforcement and insurance.