Massachusetts H3387 mandates state agencies to disclose personal information to legislators or their staff for constituent assistance.
Massachusetts H3387 amends Chapter 6 of the General Laws by adding a section that requires state agencies to disclose personal information to state legislators or their authorized staff when reaching out on behalf of a constituent. The bill specifies that state agencies must provide this information without requiring authorization from the constituent or legislator, unless federal law mandates otherwise. This provision aims to facilitate quicker and more effective assistance to constituents by their elected representatives.
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