Recognizing FIRST Indiana Robotics and FIRST Indiana Robotics teams.
Requires a state or local law enforcement agency (agency) that uses surveillance technology to prepare a surveillance technology impact and use policy (policy) and post the policy on the agency's Internet web site. Specifies the information that must be included in the policy. Provides that surveillance technology includes a system, equipment, or software used for collecting, processing, sharing or analyzing audio, video, location data, thermal data, license plate data, facial recognition, or other biometric surveillance to produce information about a person's identity. Requires an agency to establish and post a policy with regard to surveillance technology that is in use by the agency on June 30, 2020, not later than January 1, 2021. Requires an agency to post an amended policy before implementing any enhancements to surveillance technology or using the technology in a purpose or manner not previously disclosed through the existing policy.
Amends the provision in the Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC) concerning the territorial application of the UCCC to provide that a sale, lease, or loan transaction occurs in Indiana if the creditor, a person acting on behalf of the creditor, or an assignee of the creditor's rights under the transaction has advertised, solicited, offered, made, brokered, arranged, or guaranteed sales, leases, or loans in Indiana by any means, regardless of whether the creditor, the person acting on behalf of the creditor, or the assignee of the creditor has a physical location in Indiana. (Existing law does not: (1) include the offering, making, brokering, arranging, or guaranteeing of a consumer sale, lease, or loan transaction in Indiana as among the specified actions that qualify a consumer sale, lease, or loan transaction as occurring in Indiana; (2) specify that a sale, lease, or loan transaction occurs in Indiana if the assignee of a creditor's rights under the transaction takes the specified actions in Indiana; or (3) specify that the creditor, a person acting on behalf of the creditor, or an assignee of the creditor need not have a physical location in Indiana for a consumer sale, lease, or loan to be considered to occur in Indiana.)
Repeals a statute that prohibits a county, city, town, or township from requiring a landlord to participate in a federal Section 8 housing assistance program or similar housing program.
Provides that the department of homeland security division of preparedness and training, with the assistance of other certain entities, shall create and implement mandatory cybersecurity training courses for all: (1) individuals elected to a county office; and (2) newly elected individuals to a county office. Provides that a training course shall include activities, case studies, hypothetical situations, and other methods that: (1) focus on forming information security habits and procedures that protect information resources; and (2) teach best practices for detecting, assessing, reporting, and addressing information security threats. Encourages the office of judicial administration to provide cybersecurity training courses for all elected judges and newly elected judges holding a county office. Provides that the mandatory cybersecurity training program for county elected officials shall be funded from the county elected officials training fund.
Changes the age that an individual is eligible for election to the Indiana senate from 25 years of age to 18 years of age. Changes the age that an individual is eligible for election to the Indiana house of representatives from 21 years of age to 18 years of age. Revises obsolete language.
