Governor Reynold’s laws go into effect on New Year’s Day

Governor  Reynold’s signed  over 180 bills into law just this year, which went into effect on July 1st.  However, many will go into effect on New Year’s Day.

House File 674 will see an increased in fees for certain vehicle registration and titling need, such as, applications for initial registration and issuance of a certificate of title for a vehicle; certificate of title for a commercial vehicle; certificate of title for a specially constructed or reconstructed vehicle, street rod, replica vehicle and foreign vehicle; certificate of title for a vehicle transferred by operation of law; certificate of title to a nonresident purchaser, just to name a few.  An increase fee of $10 dollars to $20 dollars on the following applications:  applications by a manufacturer for a certificate of title pursuant to Iowa Cod section 322G.12;  application to perfect a security interest in a vehicle by delivery to a County Treasurer; and applications for the issuance of a salvage of title. Also, applications for certificates of title by a dealer for a foreign registered vehicle will increase, along with registration fees of the vehicle’s purchase price.

Senate File 262 states consumers have rights to personal data  According to the Iowa General Assembly, any person conducting a business in Iowa, “ whose business annually controls of processes personal data of over 99,999 consumers, or controls or processes personal data of 25,000 consumers with 50% of gross revenue derived from the sale of the personal data,”  must stick with the law.

Senate File 345 outlines the regulations for the selling and delivery of tobacco products, and must not sell to those under 21 years of age.