Electronic
Goverment
E-Goverment: 2002 Enacted Legislation
Electronic Access to Records and Information
Educational Technology
Election and Campaign Technology
Electronic Filing and Registration
Electronic Government Systems
Technology Management
as of 6/18/02
Electronic Access to Records
and Information
Iowa
S. B. 2124
Provides for the confidentiality of certain records in the Department
of Public Records and exempts the Iowa Technology Center from anticompetition
provisions. Includes changes to requirements and state appropriations.
Maryland
H. B. 0352
Requires notification of contracted residential buyers of existing
land use plans in Anne Arundel County either at the county agency or the
county agency website.
South Carolina
S. B. 204
Creates the Family Privacy Protection Act of 2002, including establishment
of state policy regarding the use and dissemination of personal information.
Any state agency, board, commission, institution, department, or other
state entity which hosts, supports, or provides a link to a page or site
accessible through the World Wide Web must clearly display its privacy
policy and the name and telephone number of the agency, board, commission,
institution, department, or other state entity person responsible for administration
of the policy.
Washington
S. B. 6351
Identifies procedures for disclosing information that is provided to
theschool administrators about a student's conduct. A model policy
regarding student court records and history of violence shall be posted
on the superintendent of public instruction's web site.
West Virginia
S. B. 283
Relating to creating the "Women’s Right to Know Act"; requiring informed
consent for an abortion to be performed; exception for a medical emergency;
requiring the Department of Health and Human Resources to publish information
and develop a website on alternatives to abortion; requiring physicians
to report abortion statistics; and penalties.
Educational Technology
Maryland
H. B. 1197
Alters the definition of technology to include computer-based technology
and web-based resources and courses, and permitting the State Superintendent
of Schools to procure and develop specified resources as well as developing
standards for the offering of courses or services on the Internet.
H. B. 226
Requiring the State Superintendent of Education and the Department
of Business and Economic Development to include a specified clause in any
grant or contract awarded under the Technology for Education Program; requiring
the State and each local school system to ensure that equivalent access
standards are included in grant and procurement contract specifications
and in guidelines concerning instructional products.
Mississippi
S. B. 3145
Appropriation to the Board of Trustees of State institutions of higher
learning to defray the expenses of the Education and Research Center, University
Research Center, and Maris, for fiscal year 2003.
Election and Campaign
Technology
Tennessee
S. B. 199
A campaign finance bill that, among other provisions, would require
that all campaign financial disclosure statements filed with the registry
of election finance be made available for viewing on a website maintained
by the registry
Electronic Filing and Registration
Arizona
H. B. 2470
Relates to Temporary Registration Plate information electronically
sent to MVD and the sending of electronic TRP information to title service
companies.
Florida
S. B. 1412
Relates to prescription drug claim identification cards, allowing electronic
claims payor identification on the benefits identification card.
Iowa
H. B. 2246
Provides for electronic payments for property taxation and vehicle
registration.
Oklahoma
S. B. 1453
Includes a requirement for the Office of Personnel Management to accept
online forms and to develop and implement a verification process.
Electronic Government
Systems
Colorado
H. B. 1331
Relates to the use of electronic communication in administering the
"Colorado Employment Security Act"
Iowa
S. B. 2203
Provides for access to the Iowa communications network by homeland
security or defense facilities.
Nebraska
L. B. 488
Establishes a motor vehicle insurance identification database program.
The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is to develop and maintain a computer
database with information provided by insurance companies. The database
is to be easily accessed by state and local law enforcement agencies.
Oklahoma
S. B. 1447
Authorizes the Oklahoma Tax Commission to enter into a contract with
and release taxpayer information to Cameron University to utilize its computer
server to compare information in disparate databases to detect non-registered
taxpayers, non-filers and under-reporting taxpayers.
Technology Management
Arizona
H. B. 2165
Relates to the prohibition of a school district from bonding for the
purchase of computer hardware.
California
A. B. 1559
This bill would revise and recast provisions including deleting
the provisions requiring consultation with the Director of Information
Technology in the appointment of the datacenters' directors, and the provisions
specifying that the data centers are subject to consolidation with other
information technology centers. It would also indefinitely extend
the funding for data centers, making the existence of continuouslyappropriated
funds permanent.
Georgia
H. B. 681
Relating to the advisory council to the Georgia Courts Automation Commission,
so as to add the executive director of the Georgia Technology Authority
or such officer’s designee.
Kansas
H. B. 2629
Requires fingerprints for any individuals who have unescorted physical
access to critical data facilities of the Kansas Department of Administration.
Maryland
H. B. 405
Authorizes the State Technology Development Corporation to create,
own, control or be a member of a corporation, limited liability company,
partnership, or other entity, whether operated for profit or not for profit.
H. B. 835
Prohibits an agency or unit of State government from making expenditures
for development of major information technology development projects except
under specified circumstances. Creates the Major Information Technology
Development Project Fund and repeals the Information Technology Investment
Fund.
H. B. 1265
Establishes the State Commission on Public Safety Technology and Critical
Infrastructure to ensure that specified communication and information management
systems maintained by specified governmental units are compatible and interoperable.
Provides for the membership, chairman, quorum, meeting times, and reimbursement
of members of the Commission.
Mississippi
S. B. 3128
Makes an appropriation to the Mississippi Department of Information
Technology Services for fiscal year 2003.
Oregon
H. B. 4038B
Sets the ballot title for a proposed Amendment to the Oregon Constitution,
allowing public universities to receive equity in private companies as
compensation for publicly created technology.
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