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American Privacy Rights Act AI/ADMT Provisions (DRAFT, NOT INTRODUCED)

United States · APRA Discussion Draft (Apr. 2024) — pulled from markup June 27, 2024

The American Privacy Rights Act discussion draft (April 2024) included algorithmic impact assessment requirements. It was pulled from House markup in June 2024 — the last serious federal ADMT framework before the current 2026 federal drafts.

Technical detail

APRA discussion draft (Rodgers/Cantwell, April 2024) — proposed federal comprehensive privacy law with covered-algorithm impact assessment requirements, opt-out for consequential decisions, and pre-deployment evaluation. Pulled from June 27, 2024 markup; never formally introduced as bill.

Who is protected: Would have established federal floor for ADMT rights

Who must comply: Would have applied to covered entities (excluding small businesses)

Key facts

JurisdictionUnited States
LevelFederal
StatusExpired
Protection strengthUnknown
CitationAPRA Discussion Draft (Apr. 2024) — pulled from markup June 27, 2024
Enforced byWould have been FTC + state AGs
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
Topicsconsumer data privacy · automated decision-making
Last verified2026-06-16
Official sourceCommittee chairs unveil APRA draft — Energy & Commerce ↗

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