Provides that the commissioner of motor vehicles may contract with private companies or public entities to provide lists of driver's license and partial operating records maintained and collected by the department of motor vehicles.

This bill allows the New York State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles to hire private companies or other public organizations to access and provide lists of driver's licenses and some driving records. This could help streamline processes and improve data management by leveraging external resources.

Supporters of the bill argue that contracting with private companies can enhance efficiency and reduce costs for the state. They believe this approach will lead to better management of driver's license information and improved services for residents.

Critics of the bill raise concerns about privacy and data security, fearing that personal information could be mishandled or exploited by private entities. They worry that this could lead to a loss of control over sensitive data that should remain within government oversight.