Montana § 44-15-110 Meaningful Human Review -- Policy

Montana Statutes

§ 44-15-110 — Meaningful Human Review -- Policy

Montana § 44-15-110

Title 44LAW ENFORCEMENT

Ch. 15FACIAL RECOGNITION FOR GOVERNMENT USE

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 44-15-110 (2026).

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44-15-110 . Meaningful human review -- policy. A state or local government agency using a facial recognition service without a third-party vendor shall establish a policy that:

(1)ensures best quality results by following all guidance provided by the developer of the facial recognition service; and

(2)outlines training protocol for all individuals who operate a facial recognition service or who process personal data obtained from the use of a facial recognition service. The training must include but is not limited to coverage of:

(a)the capabilities and limitations of the facial recognition service;

(b)procedures to interpret and act on the output of the facial recognition service; and

(c)to the extent applicable, the meaningful human review requirement for decisions that produce lega

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44-15-110 . Meaningful human review -- policy. A state or local government agency using a facial recognition service without a third-party vendor shall establish a policy that:
(1) ensures best quality results by following all guidance provided by the developer of the facial recognition service; and
(2) outlines training protocol for all individuals who operate a facial recognition service or who process personal data obtained from the use of a facial recognition service. The training must include but is not limited to coverage of:
(a) the capabilities and limitations of the facial recognition service;
(b) procedures to interpret and act on the output of the facial recognition service; and
(c) to the extent applicable, the meaningful human review requirement for decisions that produce legal effects concerning individuals.