From FreedomWorks:

That’s why it’s so refreshing to see a bill like the Surveillance State Repeal Act. It’s bold and effective. Specifically, here is what the bill would do:

1. Repeals the Patriot Act (which contains the provision that allows for the bulk collection of metadata from U.S. citizens).
2. Repeals the FISA Amendments Act (which contains provisions allowing for the government to monitor emails).
3. It would extend judges’ terms on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and technical and legal experts to advise on technical issues raised during proceedings.
4. Mandate that the Government Accountability Office (GAO) regularly monitor such domestic surveillance programs for compliance with the law and issue an annual report.
5. Ban the federal government from mandating that the manufacturer of an electronic device must install spy software.
6. Gives people a proper channel to report illegal activity in their department.
7. Says that no information related to a U.S. person may be acquired without a valid warrant based on probable cause—including under Executive Order 12333.
8. Retains tools that are useful to law enforcement such as not requiring a new warrant if the suspect switches devices in an attempt to break surveillance.
9. Protects intelligence collection practices involving foreign targets for the purpose of investigating weapons of mass destruction.