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MI HB5999
Bill
Status
11/8/2012
Primary Sponsor
Paul Opsommer
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AI Summary
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Requires student testing services administering standardized tests for college admission to allow test takers to opt out of submitting a photograph or likeness for retention in their records.
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Prohibits testing services from charging additional fees, requiring alternative testing times, demanding additional biometrics beyond a signature, or discriminating against applicants who opt out of photograph requirements.
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Permits testing services to require photographic identification at test sites for identity verification and to require signed statements acknowledging the test taker's identity and warning about impersonation penalties.
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Requires student testing services that create test-taker databases shared with schools to submit detailed security plans to the state Department of Education describing database contents, information sharing practices, and security protocols.
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Mandates that testing services maintain privacy policies available online and provide written copies to each test taker at the time of testing.
Legislative Description
Education; examinations; submission of photo identification to take college entry tests; make optional. Creates new act.
Education, examinations
Last Action
Printed Bill Filed 11/09/2012
11/27/2012