Bill > HR6262

This bill, the Government Surveillance Reform Act of 2023, proposes several reforms relating to foreign intelligence surveillance authorities. Key provisions include: - Prohibiting warrantless queries of communications or information of U.S. persons or persons in the U.S., with certain exceptions for concurrent authorization, consent, emergencies, and cybersecurity queries. - Limiting the use of information obtained under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) against U.S. persons in criminal, civil, and administrative proceedings. - Repealing the authority to resume "about" collection under Section 702. - Requiring the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to supervise demands for technical assistance from electronic communication service providers under Section 702. - Establishing data retention limits for information collected under Section 702. - Expanding the appointment of amici curiae to assist the FISA courts. - Requiring disclosure of relevant information in FISA applications. - Establishing accountability procedures for violations by federal employees. - Prohibiting warrantless acquisition of domestic communications and intelligence acquisition of U.S. person data under Executive Order 12333. - Enhancing reporting and transparency requirements related to FISA surveillance. - Regulating the use of cell site simulators by the government. - Protecting car data from warrantless searches.