Exempts highly sensitive domestic security information from public records requirements.
The bill amends the designation of terrorist organizations by exempting certain highly sensitive domestic security information from public records requirements. Specifically, it mandates that the Chief of Domestic Security must provide written notice to the Cabinet at least seven days before designating an organization as a domestic terrorist organization. Any portion of this information that is critical to state or national security is exempt from public records disclosure.
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