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2012 Senate Bill 6075: Removing the notice requirement when an attorney or private investigator requests vehicle owner information

Requires the notice that DOL provides to a vehicle owner when their information has been disclosed to an attorney or private investigator must only contain: a statement indicating that DOL has disclosed the vehicle owner's name and address pursuant to an appropriate request; the date that DOL disclosed the information; and a statement informing the owner that they may contact DOL to find out the occupation of the requesting party if the vehicle owner contacts DOL within five days. In response to an inquiry from the vehicle owner, DOL is prohibited from disclosing any information about the requesting party other than whether it was an attorney or private investigator. A fee of $2 must be collected per record requested by a business entity and deposited into the highway safety account.

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