83R22070 ATP-D
 
  By: Laubenberg H.J.R. No. 112
 
  Substitute the following for H.J.R. No. 112:
 
  By:  Harper-Brown C.S.H.J.R. No. 112
 
 
 
A JOINT RESOLUTION
  proposing a constitutional amendment limiting the authority of the
  state to collect, receive, store, or share certain personal
  financial information.
         BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
         SECTION 1.  Article I, Texas Constitution, is amended by
  adding Section 34 to read as follows:
         Sec. 34.  (a)  An executive agency of this state has no
  compelling interest in the personal financial information of an
  individual engaging in private business, and, therefore, an
  executive agency of this state may not collect, receive, or store
  personal financial information or data about any person, including
  financial information or data about a person's borrowing or
  spending habits or history, relationships with financial
  institutions or other lenders, credit card-related information, or
  income, other than:
               (1)  financial information or data that an individual
  provides to the executive agency regarding the individual or a
  person related to the individual; or
               (2)  financial information or data that is obtained for
  purposes of performing an audit of an entity regulated by the
  executive agency, if the executive agency does not store the
  information or data after the audit is complete.
         (b)  Financial information and data collected, received, or
  stored by an executive agency of this state in the course of
  business of the agency and in accordance with this section may not
  be shared with a third party if the individual to whom the
  information or data pertains has no knowledge of the collection,
  receipt, or storage of the information or data.
         (c)  Subsections (a) and (b) of this section do not apply to:
               (1)  financial information or data collected,
  received, stored, or shared for purposes of enforcing criminal,
  child support, or tax laws; or
               (2)  financial information or data provided by an
  individual to seek or obtain a benefit, a privilege, an office, or
  employment, or to enter into a transaction with this state or an
  agency of this state.
         SECTION 2.  This proposed constitutional amendment shall be
  submitted to the voters at an election to be held November 5, 2013.
  The ballot shall be printed to provide for voting for or against the
  proposition: "The constitutional amendment limiting the authority
  of the state to collect, receive, store, or share certain personal
  financial information."