Personal Privacy Protection Act; adding certain exceptions to authorize disclosure of personal affiliation information. Effective date.

Summary

The Personal Privacy Protection Act prohibits state and local agencies from requiring or releasing any information that identifies a person’s membership, support, or donations to 501(c) nonprofit organizations. It removes such data from open‑records requests but permits disclosure when a court order, attorney general investigation, or protected litigation need exists. Violations can trigger civil lawsuits, monetary damages, and misdemeanor penalties.

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