Establishes a public records exemption for correspondence with the Office of the Corrections Ombudsman.

The bill creates a public records exemption for correspondence and communications between incarcerated persons or the public and the Office of the Corrections Ombudsman. This exemption is necessary to protect incarcerated persons from retaliation and to ensure the office can function effectively. The exemption is subject to review and repeal in 2031 unless extended by the Legislature. The bill also renumbers and adds subsections to section 11.92 of Florida Statutes.

Establishes a public records exemption for correspondence with the Office of the Corrections Ombudsman.

The bill creates a public records exemption for correspondence and communications between incarcerated persons or the public and the Office of the Corrections Ombudsman. This exemption is necessary to protect incarcerated persons from retaliation and to ensure the office can function effectively. The exemption is subject to review and repeal in 2031 unless extended by the Legislature. The bill also renumbers and adds subsections to section 11.92 of Florida Statutes.