HB 2745 Summary

• Restricts government use of face surveillance except for law enforcement comparing crime scene images to arrest booking photos, photo lineups, and driver's license/REAL ID Act compliance.

• Prohibits private entities from using face surveillance systems without obtaining clear, discrete, written consent from the subject that is separate from other permission documents.

• Bars sale, sharing, leasing, or trading of face surveillance data by private entities without explicit written consent and requires data protection using industry standard care.

• Prevents face surveillance data obtained in violation of this chapter from being admitted as evidence in any court or proceeding and allows deletion upon discovery.

• Allows individuals to sue for injunctive relief, declaratory relief, or damages of at least $100 per violation or $1,000 whichever is greater, with courts awarding costs and attorney's fees to prevailing plaintiffs.