Washington HB1610 exempts certain security information from public disclosure to protect public safety and critical infrastructure.
Washington HB1610 amends existing law to exempt specific security information from public disclosure. This includes information related to preventing or responding to terrorist acts, vulnerability assessments of correctional facilities, school safety plans, and critical energy infrastructure. The bill aims to protect public safety and critical infrastructure by preventing the disclosure of sensitive information that could jeopardize security or lead to attacks on critical systems.
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