,i  #aafth ,,congress  #b;d ,session    
,h4 ,r4 #fhie  ,,in ,,the ,,house ,,of  
,,representatives  ,may #ae1 #bjbj,mr4  
,biggs introduced the following bill2   
which was referred to the ,committee on 
the ,judiciary  ,a ,,bill  ,to prevent  
agencies from using unmanned aerial     
vehicles to conduct surveillance of     
,united ,states citizens1 and for other 
purposes4  #a4 ,short title ,this ,act  
may be cited as the ,buzz ,off ,act4    
#b4 ,prohibiting use of unmanned aerial 
vehicles  7a7 ,surveillance ,a ,federal 
law enforcement agency may not use an   
unmanned aerial vehicle to intentionally
 conduct surveillance of1 gather        
evidence or collect information about1  
or photographically or electronically   
record a specifically targeted ,united  
,states citizen or the specifically     
targeted private property of a ,united  
,states citizen4  7b7 ,exception        
,notwithstanding subsection 7a71 a      
,federal law enforcement agency may use 
an unmanned aerial vehicle to           

photograph1 or otherwise record a       
,united ,states citizen for the purposes
 of publishing or otherwise publicly    
disseminating such photograph or        
recording if the agency obtains the     
written consent of such ,united ,states 
citizen4  7c7 ,applicability ,subsection
 7a7 shall not apply in the case that-- 
7#a7 the ,president1 acting through the 
,secretary of ,homeland ,security1      
authorizes use of an unmanned aerial    
vehicle to conduct surveillance if the  
,secretary certifies in writing under   
oath that the surveillance is necessary 
to counter a high risk of a terrorist   
attack by a specific individual or      
organization2 or  7#b7 the head of a    
,federal law enforcement agency first   
obtains a search warrant signed by a    
judge authorizing the use of an unmanned
 aerial vehicle4