South Dakota SB94 revises open records provisions to exclude certain personal and sensitive information from public access.
South Dakota SB94 modifies the state's open records law to exclude specific types of personal and sensitive information from public disclosure. The bill outlines categories of records that remain exempt from public access, including personal information of students, personal records of public officials, attorney work product, social security numbers, and emergency response plans. It also specifies that certain medical records, trade secrets, and proprietary information remain confidential.
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