Establishes "Privacy Protection Act"; concerns collection and sharing of certain personal information.

Summary

The Privacy Protection Act prohibits government entities and health‑care facilities from asking for a person’s immigration status, citizenship, place of birth, Social Security number or taxpayer ID unless it is required to determine eligibility for a public service, benefit, program, professional qualification, or licensure. It also restricts the sale, sharing or transfer of automated license‑plate recognition information, allowing disclosure only with consent, a subpoena, court order or to another government agency as permitted by law. The bill adds consent‑form requirements, notice rules, and civil penalties for violations.

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