SB 30-23: 2021 Digital Privacy Act (Final Vote on Amended Version)

[Left Wing]

A BILL

To protect privacy on the internet

Be it enacted in Both Houses of Congress Assembled,

The 2021 Digital Privacy Act

Section 1.) Because I wanted you to know


A.) All companies, organizations or entities providing digital advertising services in Atlasia shall be obliged to provide consumers with the all of their relevant data and information that are held on said person.

B.) Individuals shall also request to know if their data has been provided, or sold to another entity.

C.) The Federal Trade Commission, in conjunction with the Attorney General, shall have the power to enforce this act and ensure its compliance.

Section 2- Don't Track Me

A.) All users and consumers shall have the right to sign up to a 'do not track' federal guarantee. Upon a consumer signing up for this guarantee no company, advertiser or entity shall be able to advertise any product towards them based on their previous internet use, browsing history, demographics or other similar information. 

B.) Companies that wish to condition products and services on the sale or sharing of consumer data must offer another, similar privacy-friendly version of their product.

C.) Individuals shall hereby be allowed to request that companies holding information on them shall not sell or provide this data to a third party, with the exception of providing information to law enforcement bodies. 

Section 3- Sue, Grabbit and Runne

A. Both the Federal Government and the regions of Atlasia are hereby allowed to designate one “protection and advocacy” organization that can file civil suits against companies that violate privacy regulations.

B. This designation process may require the agreement of the (federal or regional) government, by unanimous vote of a relevant body, that the organization is nonpartisan or otherwise capable of impartial work.

People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,

House of Representatives Passed 6-1-1-1

Sponsor: Not Needed
Status: Final Vote

As this legislation previously passed this body, we will move to an immediate final vote on the amended version.

[Left Wing]

Aye

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Aye

[Blair]

Aye

[Pericles]

Aye

[Senator-elect Spark]

Aye

[SevenEleven]

Aye.

[Left Wing]

By a vote of 6-0-0-0, this passes the senate

Aye: FalterinArc, Yankee, Blair, Pericles, Spark, SevenEleven
Nay:
Abstain:
Didn’t Vote:

[Left Wing]

A BILL

To protect privacy on the internet

Be it enacted in Both Houses of Congress Assembled,

The 2021 Digital Privacy Act

Section 1.) Because I wanted you to know


A.) All companies, organizations or entities providing digital advertising services in Atlasia shall be obliged to provide consumers with the all of their relevant data and information that are held on said person.

B.) Individuals shall also request to know if their data has been provided, or sold to another entity.

C.) The Federal Trade Commission, in conjunction with the Attorney General, shall have the power to enforce this act and ensure its compliance.

Section 2- Don't Track Me

A.) All users and consumers shall have the right to sign up to a 'do not track' federal guarantee. Upon a consumer signing up for this guarantee no company, advertiser or entity shall be able to advertise any product towards them based on their previous internet use, browsing history, demographics or other similar information. 

B.) Companies that wish to condition products and services on the sale or sharing of consumer data must offer another, similar privacy-friendly version of their product.

C.) Individuals shall hereby be allowed to request that companies holding information on them shall not sell or provide this data to a third party, with the exception of providing information to law enforcement bodies. 

Section 3- Sue, Grabbit and Runne

A. Both the Federal Government and the regions of Atlasia are hereby allowed to designate one “protection and advocacy” organization that can file civil suits against companies that violate privacy regulations.

B. This designation process may require the agreement of the (federal or regional) government, by unanimous vote of a relevant body, that the organization is nonpartisan or otherwise capable of impartial work.

People's Regional Senate
Passed 6-0 in the Atlasian Senate Assembled,

House of Representatives Passed 6-1-1-1

People's Regional Senate
Amended Version passed 6-0-0-0 in the People's Regional Senate