Illinois HB3152 establishes privacy protections for General Assembly members, prohibiting public posting of personal information.

HB3152, the General Assembly Privacy Act, mandates that government agencies and private entities must not publicly post or display personal information of Illinois General Assembly members. This includes home addresses, phone numbers, and other sensitive data. Members can request privacy through a written request, which must be honored by all entities. Violations can result in civil penalties of at least $10,000 and criminal charges for serious threats to health and safety. The act also allows members to seek legal relief for violations.

Illinois HB3152 establishes privacy protections for General Assembly members, prohibiting public posting of personal information.

HB3152, the General Assembly Privacy Act, mandates that government agencies and private entities must not publicly post or display personal information of Illinois General Assembly members. This includes home addresses, phone numbers, and other sensitive data. Members can request privacy through a written request, which must be honored by all entities. Violations can result in civil penalties of at least $10,000 and criminal charges for serious threats to health and safety. The act also allows members to seek legal relief for violations.