Pritzker signs behavioral health data law amid privacy concerns – Center Square

For state Sen. Terri Bryant, the vote ultimately came down to trust in state agencies and whether backers proved the bill’s necessity. “We’ve had data breaches before, the attorney general’s office, unemployment claims, even with license plate readers,” Bryant said. “So I’m not so sure that when you ask those questions, even though it’s intended that the information wouldn’t get out, that it wouldn’t.”