An act concerning revisions to the freedom of information act concerning employee residential addresses and certain higher education records.
An Act Concerning Revisions to the Freedom of Information Act Concerning Employee Residential Addresses and Certain Higher Education Records.
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To amend the Freedom of Information Act to (1) revise the prohibition against disclosing the residential address of certain persons contained in personnel, medical or similar files by deleting reference to the employing public agency and expanding the prohibition to other public agency employees for which residency is not a requirement for employment, and (2) exempt certain proprietary records held by a public institution of higher education pertaining to teaching or research from disclosure.
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Government Administration and Elections Committee
Cosponsors
Nicholas Menapace
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