SB5582 exempts critical energy infrastructure information from public disclosure to protect public health and safety.
SB5582 amends Washington's public records law to exempt critical energy infrastructure information from disclosure. This includes details about potential attacks or vulnerabilities in energy systems that could jeopardize public health and safety. The bill defines critical energy infrastructure as systems whose disruption could threaten energy supply and public welfare. It also excludes information that could compromise security or reveal specific vulnerabilities, such as passwords or risk assessments.
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