SB370 modifies Texas law to exempt certain personal information of family members of specific public officials from public disclosure.
The Texas Senate Bill 370 amends the Texas Government Code to exempt certain personal information of family members from public disclosure. Specifically, it excludes information such as home addresses, phone numbers, emergency contacts, and social security numbers of family members of current or former employees of the office of the attorney general, peace officers, security officers, and other specified public officials. The bill also modifies the Tax Code to include these family members in the list of individuals eligible for address confidentiality programs.
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