The leading trade association for the insights industry is urging a key Congressional committee "to craft a preemptive national privacy law."
Howard Fienberg, Senior VP Advocacy for the Insights Association, commented that, "With five conflicting state laws coming into effect this year, the time is now for a federal privacy law conducive to insights work and protective of consumers."
In advance of a hearing March 1, 2023 at the U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee's Innovation, Data, And Commerce Subcommittee on a national data privacy standard, the Insights Association highlighted three key points for the Members of Congress to consider:
The subcommittee hearing starts the 2023 federal debate on a preemptive comprehensive consumer privacy law.
-- IA's letter to House Subcommittee (2/27/23)
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