A bill to protect citizens' privacy rights, establishing guidelines for access to third party records, regulating the use of mail covers, limiting telephone service monitoring, and protecting nonaural wire communications.
Prohibits any United States entity or representative from obtaining copies of, or access to, information contained in the financial records, toll records, or credit records of any customer of a financial institution, communication common carrier, credit card issuer, or consumer reporting agency. Lifts such prohibition if: (1) the records are described with sufficient particularity; and (2) the customer has authorized disclosure, the disclosure is obtained in response to an administrative subpoena, search warrant, or judicial subpoena, or disclosure is in compliance with specified provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Restricts the use of mail covers and the interception of wire and oral communications for purposes of supervisory observing by communication common carriers and others.
Introduced in House
Introduced in House
Referred to House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs.
Referred to House Committee on the Judiciary.
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