2025 bills / S.B. 225
S.B. 225 Government Records Access and Management Act Amendments (2025)
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What this bill does
The bill lets government entities classify architect-sealed building plans as protected records. It also lets an agency that accidentally releases a record notify the person who received it, requires that recipient to destroy or return the record, and adjusts penalty rules for inadvertent disclosures.
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Official description
- provides that a building plan prepared by an architect that bear the architect's seal may be classified as a protected record
- allows a government entity, upon discovery of an inadvertent improper disclosure of a record, to notify the requester to which the record was disclosed
- requires a recipient of an inadvertently disclosed record to destroy or return the inadvertently disclosed record
- amends provisions related to penalties for improper disclosure to address inadvertent disclosure of records
- makes technical changes
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