Bill > H3228

This bill aims to regulate the use of subcutaneous implants, which are any devices introduced or inserted under or on an individual's skin. The key provisions of the bill include: (1) prohibiting any person or entity from requiring, coercing, or compelling an individual to submit to a subcutaneous implant of a data-storing device, which includes any device capable of storing data, actively or passively transmitting or receiving information, or containing an electronically readable marking such as a microchip or radio frequency identification (RFID) tag (but excluding pacemakers); and (2) providing individuals who are implanted with such a device in violation of the law the ability to bring a civil action for actual damages, injunctive relief, reasonable attorney's fees, and court costs.

Health and Social Services

https://malegislature.gov/Bills/190/H3228