South Carolina S0721 allows legislators to restrict personal contact information in public records.
South Carolina S0721, the Legislative Personal Privacy Protection Act, provides a method for current and former legislators to restrict their personal contact information in public records. This includes home addresses, personal cellular telephone numbers, and tax map numbers. The act allows legislators to request that this information be restricted from being displayed on publicly available websites of state or local governmental entities. The act also outlines exceptions to this restriction, such as when the information is required by law or for specific purposes like title insurance.
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