Agenda - Innovation, Technology & Economic Development Committee, January 24, 2020

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A Washington State House of Representatives Office of Program Research agenda for a public hearing and executive session of the Innovation, Technology & Economic Development Committee on Friday, January 24, 2020. The public hearing lists HB 2399, concerning connected devices with a voice recognition feature, and HB 2485, concerning the collection, use, and disclosure of genetic data by direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies. The executive session lists HB 2363, providing remedies for violations of biometric data ownership rights, and HB 2442, regulating online services and applications that are directed at minors, among other bills. The committee members section names Zack Hudgins as Chair.

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Washington State
House of Representatives
Office of Program Research
                                                                             AGENDA
Innovation, Technology &                                                                             Friday
                                                                                          January 24, 2020
Economic Development                                                                     10:00 a.m. HHR C
Committee
Public Hearing:
   1. HB 2399 - Concerning connected devices with a voice recognition feature.
       (Hudgins/Yelena Baker)
   2. HB 2485 - Concerning the collection, use, and disclosure of genetic data by
       direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies. (Kloba/Yelena Baker)

Executive Session:
   1. HB 2363 - Providing remedies for violations of biometric data ownership rights.
      (Smith/Yelena Baker)
   2. HB 2365 - Notifying Washington consumers of products that transmit user data.
      (Smith/Kyle Raymond)
   3. HB 2414 - Concerning digital equity. (Gregerson/Kyle Raymond)
   4. HB 2442 - Regulating online services and applications that are directed at minors.
      (Leavitt/Yelena Baker)
   5. HB 2469 - Concerning small works rosters. (Santos/Kyle Raymond)
   6. HB 2273 - Creating a study committee on human genome editing. (Slatter/Yelena
      Baker)
   7. HB 2396 - Concerning the regulation of bot communication on public-facing
      internet web sites. (Hudgins/Kyle Raymond)




Committee Members:
Zack Hudgins, Chair              Boehnke, Assistant Ranking Minority Member Tarleton
Kloba, Vice Chair                Entenman                                   Van Werven
Smith, Ranking Minority Member   Slatter                                    Wylie

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