Missouri HB2466 makes the addresses of statewide elected officials and members of the general assembly confidential and not public records.
Missouri HB2466 establishes that the addresses of statewide elected officials and members of the general assembly are confidential and not public records. The bill specifies that records should not be closed merely because they contain the address of an elected official or member of the general assembly, provided the address can be redacted by the public governmental body. This provision does not modify residency requirements for statewide elected officials or members of the general assembly.
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