Personal Privacy Protection Act aims to safeguard personal information of nonprofit members, volunteers, and donors from public disclosure.
The Personal Privacy Protection Act prohibits public bodies from collecting, disclosing, or releasing personal information about members, volunteers, and donors of nonprofit organizations. It exempts personal information from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act, except in specific circumstances. The act provides civil remedies for violations, including damages and injunctive relief. It also establishes criminal penalties for intentional violations.
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