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SB 712, PN 1055:
This bill would require companies to notify Pennsylvania consumers when
their personal information (including social security numbers, driver’s
license numbers, and banking information) has been revealed due to a
security system breach.
This bill is based
on California law, which this year triggered the notification of 35,000
California residents whose information had been breached at ChoicePoint.
A vote of 50-0 was recorded.
SB 196, PN 1040:
This legislation would provide immunity for physicians who report
suspected illicit use of prescribed controlled substances by their
patients. A vote of 45-5 was recorded.
SB 669, PN 808:
This bill
would direct the Court Administrator and the Department of Labor and
Industry to identify certified and otherwise qualified court
interpreters and make a listing available for persons with limited
English proficiency and persons who are deaf. A vote of 50-0 was
recorded.
SB 511, PN 1053:
The legislation would amend the Job Enhancement Act of 1996 to allow
master’s degree students to participate in the Technology Work
Experience Internship Program. A vote of 50-0 was recorded in
concurrence with House amendments.
SB 600, PN 1052:
This bill would authorize the release of restrictions of the Project 70
Land Acquisition and Borrowing Act from the lands owned by Indiana
County. This is in return for the imposition of Project 70 restrictions
on land to be acquired by the Department of Transportation and deeded to
Indiana County. A vote of 50-0 was recorded in concurrence with House
amendments.
SB 697, PN 1060:
This bill would convey to Basalt Trap Rock Company the former site of
the state prison in Waynesburg. The bill also would authorize the
Department of General Services to lease to Pier 25 North Associates
limited partnership land within the bed of the Delaware River in
Philadelphia and authorize the Department of Transportation to convey to
Montour County two tracts of land in Danville. A vote of 50-0 was
recorded in concurrence with House amendments.
SB 722, PN 1051:
The bill would amend the Storage Tank and Spill Prevention Act to
provide for the continuation of an additional allocation for the
Underground Storage Tank Environmental Cleanup Program. A vote of 50-0
was recorded in concurrence with House amendments.
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