The Minnesota Amendment to Petition Re: Name/Address- seen Privacy-Related Changes is a set of proposed changes to the state's laws related to the protection of personal privacy. Specifically, the amendment seeks to limit the ability of certain organizations to collect, store, and otherwise use personal information without the express consent of the individual. The amendment proposes to amend Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13 to include provisions that explicitly state the purpose of the amendment and define the scope of the protection it provides. It also suggests that organizations must obtain consent before collecting, storing, or using personal information and outlines the process for obtaining such consent. The amendment also proposes to amend the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure to include provisions that require organizations to provide notice to individuals prior to collecting, storing, or using their personal information. It also suggests that organizations must provide individuals with the opportunity to opt out of having their information collected and used. The amendment further proposes to amend Minnesota Statutes Section 305A to provide additional protection for individuals' financial information. This proposed change would require organizations to disclose specific information regarding their collection, storage, and use of financial information. Finally, the amendment proposes to amend Minnesota Statutes Section 13.05 to explicitly state that organizations must take reasonable measures to ensure the security of individuals' personal information. The three types of Minnesota Amendment to Petition Re: Name/Address- seen Privacy-Related Changes are: 1. Amendments to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13 to provide explicit protections for personal information. 2. Amendments to the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure requiring organizations to provide notice and opt-out options prior to collecting, storing, and using personal information. 3. Amendments to Minnesota Statutes Section 305A to provide additional protection for financial information. 4. Amendments to Minnesota Statutes Section 13.05 to require organizations to take reasonable measures to ensure the security of individuals' personal information.
The Minnesota Amendment to Petition Re: Name/Address- seen Privacy-Related Changes is a set of proposed changes to the state's laws related to the protection of personal privacy. Specifically, the amendment seeks to limit the ability of certain organizations to collect, store, and otherwise use personal information without the express consent of the individual. The amendment proposes to amend Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13 to include provisions that explicitly state the purpose of the amendment and define the scope of the protection it provides. It also suggests that organizations must obtain consent before collecting, storing, or using personal information and outlines the process for obtaining such consent. The amendment also proposes to amend the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure to include provisions that require organizations to provide notice to individuals prior to collecting, storing, or using their personal information. It also suggests that organizations must provide individuals with the opportunity to opt out of having their information collected and used. The amendment further proposes to amend Minnesota Statutes Section 305A to provide additional protection for individuals' financial information. This proposed change would require organizations to disclose specific information regarding their collection, storage, and use of financial information. Finally, the amendment proposes to amend Minnesota Statutes Section 13.05 to explicitly state that organizations must take reasonable measures to ensure the security of individuals' personal information. The three types of Minnesota Amendment to Petition Re: Name/Address- seen Privacy-Related Changes are: 1. Amendments to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13 to provide explicit protections for personal information. 2. Amendments to the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure requiring organizations to provide notice and opt-out options prior to collecting, storing, and using personal information. 3. Amendments to Minnesota Statutes Section 305A to provide additional protection for financial information. 4. Amendments to Minnesota Statutes Section 13.05 to require organizations to take reasonable measures to ensure the security of individuals' personal information.
