Kentucky HB12 protects the privacy of judicial officers and General Assembly members by restricting the disclosure of their personally identifiable.
Kentucky HB12 amends the Kentucky Revised Statutes to protect the privacy of judicial officers and General Assembly members by prohibiting government agencies from disclosing their personally identifiable information. This includes data such as date of birth, biometric, health, or medical data, residence addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, Social Security number, and the names and locations of schools and daycare facilities attended by their children.
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