Hawaii SB3015 aims to protect the home addresses of public servants and candidates from public access.
Hawaii SB3015 seeks to safeguard the home addresses of public servants and candidates by ensuring they are not publicly accessible. Government agencies must redact or remove these addresses from their websites, online databases, and printed documents. Individuals can request these addresses, but agencies must notify the public servant or candidate first and allow them to object if disclosure would cause imminent danger. The bill aims to balance government transparency with personal safety.
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