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<p>AMENDMENT(S) PROPOSED BY THE HOUSE </p>

<p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>1. Line 8, substitute, Title, after <i>uses</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>; report; penalty</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>2. Line 12, substitute, after <b>approval</b></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><b>; penalty</b></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>3. Line 15, substitute, after <i>committed</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>strike</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p>the remainder of line
15 and through <i>commission of</i>
on line 16</p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>4. Line 79, substitute, after <i>queried;</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>strike</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p>the remainder of line 79</p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>5. Line 80, substitute, after <i>(viii)</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>demographic
information for the individuals whose images are queried; and (ix)</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>6. After line 100, substitute</p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>I. Any facial
recognition technology operator employed by a local law-enforcement agency who
(i) violates the agency's policy for the use of facial recognition technology
or (ii) conducts a search for any reason other than an authorized use is guilty
of a Class 3 misdemeanor and shall be required to complete training on the
agency's policy on and authorized uses of facial recognition technology before
being reinstated to operate such facial recognition technology. The local
law-enforcement agency shall terminate from employment any facial recognition
technology operator who violates clause (i) or (ii) for a second time.</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>7. Line 101, substitute, after <b>approval</b></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><b>; penalty</b></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>8. Line 104, substitute, after <i>committed</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>strike</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p>the remainder of line
104 and through <i>commission of</i>
on line 105</p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>9. Line 110, substitute, after<i> impairing</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>strike</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>the person's</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>his</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>10. Line 170, substitute, after <i>queried;</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>strike</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>and</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>11. Line 170, substitute, after <i>(viii)</i></p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>demographic
information for the individuals whose images are queried; and (ix)</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>12. After line 190, substitute</p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><i>H. Any facial
recognition technology operator employed by a campus police department who (i)
violates the department's policy for the use of facial recognition technology
or (ii) conducts a search for any reason other than an authorized use is guilty
of a Class 3 misdemeanor and shall be required to complete training on the
department's policy on and authorized uses of facial recognition technology
before being reinstated to operate such facial recognition technology. The
campus police department shall terminate from employment any facial recognition
technology operator who violates clause (i) or (ii) for a second time.</i></p>

</ul></ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>13. After line 205, substitute</p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

<p>2. That the Virginia State Crime Commission (the Crime
Commission) shall analyze and report on the usage data of the facial
recognition technology reported and published by local law-enforcement agencies
and campus police departments pursuant to the provisions of this act. The Crime
Commission shall include in its report an analysis of and recommendations for
(i) improving the use of facial recognition technology as it relates to demographics
associated with race, skin tone, ethnicity, and gender; (ii) specialized
training, data storage, data retention, and the use of a second examiner
pursuant to the State Police Model Facial Recognition Technology Policy established
by &sect; <a href="http://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/52-4.5">52-4.5</a> of the Code of Virginia, as created by this act; and (iii)
investigations and investigative outcomes related to the accuracy of
identification across different demographic groups. The Crime Commission shall
submit its report to the Chairmen of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary and
the House Committee on Public Safety by November 1, 2025.</p>

</ul></ul><p>DEL. LEFTWICH</p>

<ul><p>14. After line 205, substitute</p>

</ul><ul><ul><p>insert</p>

</ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><p><b>3. That the provisions of this act shall expire on July 1,
2026.</b></p>

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