Illinois · Proposed or Awaiting Action

Illinois SB 320: Protection from Surveillance Pricing Act

Amended into a surveillance pricing ban plus a ban on electronic shelf labels in grocery stores over 10,000 sq ft. Senate Executive Committee recommended Amendment 2 by 9–4 on May 30, 2026; re-referred to Assignments June 1, 2026.

SB 320

Last verified Oct 14, 2026 · Senate Executive Committee recommended Amendment 2 by 9–4 on May 30, 2026; re-referred to Assignments June 1, 2026. · Not legal advice

What Does Illinois SB 320 Require?

StatusSenate Executive Committee recommended Amendment 2 by 9–4 on May 30, 2026; re-referred to Assignments June 1, 2026.
Would doAmended into a surveillance pricing ban plus a ban on electronic shelf labels in grocery stores over 10,000 sq ft.

Is This Law Yet?

No. Senate Executive Committee recommended Amendment 2 by 9–4 on May 30, 2026; re-referred to Assignments June 1, 2026. We will update this page if it advances.

How Can a Business Comply with Illinois SB 320?

  • 1. Classify: Map every input behind a price by source and sensitivity.
  • 2. Audit: Establish who pays above or below the baseline, and why.

Primary Sources

  1. Illinois General Assembly, SB 320
  2. Illinois General Assembly, SB 320
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