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HB 1399·MD·house

Consumer Protection - Consumer Reporting Agencies - Use of Algorithmic Systems

FailedFiled Feb 13, 2026
Sponsor: Hill
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Hearing (House)

Mar 10, 2026

Summary

The bill sets rules for consumer reporting agencies that rely on algorithmic systems to evaluate credit information. It forces them to explain algorithmic decisions in plain language, keep a public registry of the algorithms they use, undergo regular bias audits, and provide human review and alternative assessments for consumers. The aim is to improve transparency, accuracy, and protect consumers from unfair automated decisions.

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