Michigan HB6300 amends the Freedom of Information Act to define exemptions for public records in the governor's and lieutenant governor's offices and.
Michigan HB6300 amends the Freedom of Information Act to specify exemptions for public records held by the governor's and lieutenant governor's offices and state legislative bodies. It exempts records that could reveal the identity of anonymous parties in civil actions involving sexual misconduct, protect the security of the governor or lieutenant governor and their families, and involve internal investigations or law enforcement communications. It also exempts certain personnel records, trade secrets, and information subject to various privileges.
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