Oregon SB 619, an act relating to protections for the personal data of consumers, received final approval from the Oregon State Legislature 22 June after a 54-0 House vote to pass. The comprehensive privacy bill covers entities that control or process personal data on 100,000 consumers or derive 50% of revenue from selling the data of more than 25,000 consumers. It contains unique definitions for biometric and personal data, required data protection assessments and a 30-day right to cure that sunsets 1 Jan. 2026. Pending action from the governor, SB 619 takes effect 1 July 2024.