SEATTLE (AP) — A government task force assigned to propose regulations for drone use in Washington state raised a wide variety of potential issues —from privacy to public information — at its first meeting in Olympia on Monday.
The first job of the task force will be to narrow its focus, said Chairman Michael Cockrill, Washington’s chief information officer. He suggested the group use its four scheduled meetings to focus on government agency use of drones and the information they gather.
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