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7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Regency Foyer Wall
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8-10 a.m.
Capitol AB
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Post-PASPA: An Examination of Sports Betting in the States
Joint session with the Budgets and Revenue Committee and Labor and Economic Development Committee
This hearing will examine the national landscape of sports betting following the May Supreme Court decision in Murphy v. NCAA, which found the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) unconstitutional. While the decision to legalize and regulate sports betting now lies with the states, a number of legal, regulatory and ethical concerns must be considered moving forward. Tax, revenue and spending, law enforcement, consumer protection and gaming laws will all be impacted. This hearing will examine state trends and discuss the future of state laws as they relate to sports betting, and will address whether there is a role for a federal framework.
Presiding:
- Senator David Carlucci, New York
Legislative Considerations Post-PASPA
- Joe Briggs, National Football League Players Association, Washington, D.C.
- Chris Cylke, American Gaming Association, Washington, D.C.
Regulatory Considerations for Enforcement and Economic Impact
Panel 1:
- Doug Kellogg, Americans for Tax Reform, Washington, D.C.
- Robert O’Connor, Scientific Games Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Panel 2:
- Jeff Ifrah, iDevelopment & Economic Association, Washington, D.C.
- Matthew Kandrach, CASE For Consumers, Virginia
- Jon Taets, National Association of Convenience Stores, Washington, D.C.
- Daniel Wallach, Wallach Legal LLC/University of New Hampshire, New Hampshire
Written Testimony:
- Citizens Against Government Waste
- National Fraternal Order of Police
Handouts:
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10:15-11:30 a.m.
Columbia A
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CFI Committee Business Meeting
Committee members discuss, consider, review policies and vote on any new policy resolutions submitted for consideration and other committee business. Members will consider and vote on two policy directives and one policy resolution. After the voting concludes, members will be briefed on the status of Next Generation 911.
Presiding:
- Senator David Carlucci, New York
- Sean Donaldson, Legislative Research Commission, Kentucky
Policy Directives and Resolution:
- Banking and Financial Services Policy Directive
- Internet and Electronic Commerce Policy Directive
- Resolution to Protect the Community Reinvestment Act to Ensure that Efforts to Modernize Regulations Do Not Undermine the Intent of the Law
Speaker:
- Brian Fontes, National Emergency Number Association, Virginia
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11:45 a.m.-1 p.m.
Columbia A
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Working Lunch: Combating Robocalls: Snapshot of State and Federal initiatives
According to The Pew Charitable Trusts, robocalls skyrocketed in the first half of 2018, jumping from 2.9 billion in January to 4.1 billion in June—leading to the most complaints made to federal and state enforcement officials of any consumer topic in recent years. What laws already exist to protect consumers? What can we expect from state and federal regulators in the near future? And how is the industry addressing the issue to identify and address these unwanted calls?
Moderator:
- Sean Donaldson, Legislative Research Commission, Kentucky
Speakers:
- Parul Desai, Federal Communications Commission, District of Columbia
- Michele Shuster, Professional Association For Customer Engagement, Ohio
- Linda Vandeloop, AT&T, Washington, D.C.
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1:15-2:30 p.m.
Columbia A
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Cybersecurity and Liability Insurance: Consumers are the Next Security Front
Technology and security are not the only variables in determining the integrity of the financial system. How software is made and employed, the process of testing for vulnerabilities, and the deployment of connected agreements will be the future of the security wars—and the growth of liability insurance will depend upon the success of the new deployment. This session will explore the link between security, process and insurance, as well as the nature of state cyber laws.
Moderator:
- Representative Brian Patrick Kennedy, Rhode Island
Speakers:
- Denyette DePierro, American Bankers Association, Washington, D.C.
- Scott Talbott, Electronic Transactions Association, Washington, D.C.
- Stephen Taylor, Commissioner, Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking, Washington, D.C.
Handouts:
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2:45-4 p.m.
Columbia A
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The Future of State Internet Regulation
In June, California enacted the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, which takes effect in 2020, giving consumers sweeping control over their personal data. Then, on Oct. 1, California enacted a law imposing the most stringent set of net neutrality regulations on internet service providers. Both laws have spurred the industry to advocate for a single, federal solution to internet regulations and pushed the federal government to pursue legal action solidifying the congressional and agency authority over states. With a recent DOJ lawsuit against California’s net neutrality law and possible congressional legislation on data privacy and breach notification, what does the future of internet regulation look like? And what impact will the most recent set of lawsuits have on state preemption?
Moderator:
- Kelly Edwards, Office of Bill Drafting & Research, Indiana
Speakers:
- Doug Brake, Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, Washington, D.C.
- Matt Murchison, Latham & Watkins LLP, Washington, D.C.
- Eric Null, New America Foundation, Washington, D.C.
- Michelle Richardson, Center for Democracy & Technology, Washington, D.C.
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4-4:30 p.m.
Regency Foyer
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Steering Committee of the Standing Committees
The steering committee will review the policies reported from the standing committees at the Summit and determine the calendar for the NCSL Capitol Forum Business Meeting on Friday, Dec. 7, at 8:30 a.m.
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5-6:30 p.m.
Regency BC
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Reception at Hotel
Don’t miss this opportunity to network with your colleagues from across the country.
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