Does it limit the DNA database companies from simply forwarding the data? Otherwise you just get the dumb "police officer has lunch with exec 'it sure would be nice if we had dna data for X'" and other approaches they've taken to circumvent the law.
How would you prevent that here when the argument could be applied to any regulation?
>The policy permits broader use if the ancestry database’s policy allows such searches
But the database that police use is GEDMatch, which doesn't have an "exec," because it's a not-for-profit operation - it's run by volunteers and has no staff.