Establishes protections for critical infrastructure information held by the Hawaii Office of Homeland Security.
The bill amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to establish protections for critical infrastructure information received or maintained by the Office of Homeland Security. This information, which includes details about potential threats, vulnerabilities, and responses to critical infrastructure, must remain confidential and can only be shared with federal, state, and county agencies for security purposes. The bill ensures that such information is not disclosed to the public and does not affect access to other government records.
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