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S. 3893 (119th Congress)Committee
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SAFE Act

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The bill would amend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 to reauthorize and reform surveillance authorities, with a focus on protections for United States persons whose communications are collected. Its provisions, as shown in the truncated text, include mandatory Department of Justice audits of FBI queries of U.S. person information, new FBI training and approval requirements for sensitive queries, written justifications for covered queries, and a requirement that FBI systems require affirmative election before including Section 702 information in queries. Additional titles address FISA court procedures, criminal penalties, inspector general audits, limits on purchasing personal data from data brokers, and transparency reports, though the provided text does not include these sections in full.

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