Minnesota SF2390 adds restrictions on public data requests to school districts, requiring identification and prohibiting anonymous requests.
Minnesota SF2390 amends government data practices by adding restrictions on public data requests to school districts. The bill requires individuals to provide identification credentials when requesting public data and prohibits anonymous requests. If a requester fails to inspect the requested data, the school district may charge them for the costs incurred, including employee time spent separating public from non-public data. This new subdivision applies to requests made to inspect or receive copies of public government data and takes effect the day following final enactment.
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