An Act To Enhance The Safety Of Judicial And Elected Officials, Constitutional Officers And The State Auditor By Allowing Certain Personal Information To Be Removed From Designated Public Records
Died in Possession of the Senate when the Legislature adjourned Sine Die and was PLACED IN THE LEGISLATIVE FILES. (DEAD)
Summary
The bill lets judges, members of Congress, state legislators, top state officers, the state auditor and their immediate families ask that their home addresses be removed from certain government records and online listings. A new Office of Information Privacy would manage requests through a secure portal, and agencies would have to redact the information within 30 days. The measure includes specific exceptions for election‑related files, real‑estate documents and court orders.
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