SB 6179 — Concerning The Use Of Biometric Age Verification By Liquor Licensees
SB 6179 addresses the use of biometric age verification systems by liquor licensees in Washington state. The bill aims to regulate how biometric data is collected and used to verify the age of individuals purchasing alcohol, with a focus on protecting minors from underage access to alcohol. It is part of broader efforts to ensure responsible use of biometric technologies and safeguard consumer privacy. The bill is currently under review, with the latest action being returned to the Senate Rules Committee for third reading on March 7, 2024.
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