Texas HB2892 prohibits public agencies from releasing personal affiliation information of nonprofit organization members, supporters, volunteers, or.

Texas HB2892 amends the Government Code to prohibit public agencies from requiring, releasing, or disclosing personal affiliation information. This information includes any data identifying individuals as members, supporters, volunteers, or donors to nonprofit organizations. Exceptions include specific legal contexts and disclosures already made public. Violators face criminal penalties and civil actions for damages and injunctive relief. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB2892 prohibits public agencies from releasing personal affiliation information of nonprofit organization members, supporters, volunteers, or.

Texas HB2892 amends the Government Code to prohibit public agencies from requiring, releasing, or disclosing personal affiliation information. This information includes any data identifying individuals as members, supporters, volunteers, or donors to nonprofit organizations. Exceptions include specific legal contexts and disclosures already made public. Violators face criminal penalties and civil actions for damages and injunctive relief. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.