{"AmendmentNumber":"6","ParentBillNumber":"S2619","Bill":null,"Sponsor":{"Id":"DAL1","Name":"David Henry Argosky LeBoeuf","Type":1,"Details":"https://malegislature.gov/api/GeneralCourts/194/LegislativeMembers/DAL1","ResponseDate":"2026-06-03T14:45:00.083"},"Category":null,"Action":"Consolidated","RollCall":[],"Title":"Data Privacy in Public Procurement","Branch":"House","RedraftNumber":null,"IsFurther":false,"GeneralCourtNumber":194,"Text":"Mr. LeBoeuf of Worcester moves to amend the bill by inserting after section 4 the following section:\r\n\"SECTION 5. (a) A state agency shall require, as a condition of entering into, renewing or amending a contract under which a vendor, or a subcontractor of the vendor, collects, processes, stores or accesses the personal data of a resident of the Commonwealth, that the vendor and any subcontractor agree in writing to:\r\n(1) not sell or voluntarily disclose such personal data to the federal government;\r\n(2) disclose such personal data to the federal government only as compelled by a warrant, court order or subpoena, and only to the extent required;\r\n(3) unless prohibited by law, notify the state agency before making any such disclosure; and\r\n(4) require each subcontractor to agree in writing to the same terms.\r\n(b) Before entering into such a contract, the state agency shall review the vendor's terms of use and privacy policy to confirm that they do not conflict with subsection (a).\r\n(c) A vendor's violation of subsection (a) shall constitute a material breach of the contract.\r\n(d) A contract in effect on the effective date of this section shall comply with this section at its next renewal or amendment, or not later than 2 years after the effective date, whichever occurs first.\r\n(e) Nothing in this section shall require a vendor to violate a warrant, court order or subpoena;”.\r\n"}