Exempting certain military records from public release

Summary

The bill adds a new statute that exempts specific military and security information from the state's public‑records law. It covers classified data, terrorist‑response plans, shared intelligence, and any details that could endanger personnel or give an advantage to an adversary. By limiting disclosure of these records, the law aims to protect state and national security while keeping the default rule of openness for other records.

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