No. HB 1055
Filed under Legal.
Pub. Rec./State Attorney and Office of Statewide Prosecution Nonlegal Support Staff; Provides exemption from public records requirements for personal identifying & location information of current state attorney & Office of Statewide Prosecution nonlegal support staff & spouses & children of such nonlegal support staff; provides for legislative review & repeal of exemption; provides for retroactive application of exemption; provides statement of public necessity.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDAdds a new category, "state attorney or Office of Statewide Prosecution nonlegal support staff," defined by roughly 80 job class codes, and exempts their home address, phone number, birth date, and photograph from public records.
Their spouses and children also become exempt: names, home addresses, phone numbers, photographs, birth dates, and employers, plus the names and locations of any school or day care center a child attends.
This new exemption carries its own sunset date of October 2, 2031, three years later than the 2028 date already set for the exemption covering the attorneys and prosecutors themselves.
AIAdds "current state attorney or Office of Statewide Prosecution nonlegal support staff" to the existing exemption covering state attorneys and statewide prosecutors, shielding their home address, phone number, birth date, and photograph, and their spouses' and children's identifying and employment information, from public disclosure.
AICreates a new statutory category covering any state attorney's office or Office of Statewide Prosecution employee assigned to one of roughly 80 listed job class codes, without naming which job titles or duties those codes cover.
AIThe newly added sub-subparagraph is subject to its own Open Government Sunset Review, set to repeal automatically on October 2, 2031 unless reenacted -- three years later than the October 2, 2028 date already attached to the existing attorneys'-and-prosecutors' exemption.