Exempts personal information of certain public officials and employees from public records requirements.
This bill exempts personal information of certain public officials and employees from public records requirements to protect their safety. It defines "appellate court clerk" and exempts their personal information, including home addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and photographs, as well as that of their spouses and children, from public records. The exemptions apply to various public officials and employees, including those in law enforcement, child protection, and judicial roles. The exemptions are subject to legislative review and may be repealed unless reenacted.
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