SB5196 exempts proprietary financial and security information from public inspection and copying when submitted to the gambling commission.
SB5196 specifies that proprietary financial and security information submitted to or obtained by the gambling commission is exempt from public inspection and copying. This includes financial statements, transactions, internal business methods, trade secrets, and sensitive security information. The bill aims to protect providers of this information from potential private loss if such data were disclosed.
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