In the Government Operations and Elections Committee today, we’re accepting testimony on five bills. House Bill 2222 provides that legal services are not a contribution or an expenditure under campaign finance and disclosure laws.
House Bill 2239 exempts from public disclosure any information that would reveal the identity of a person who made a call to an enhanced 911 emergency communications system.
House Bill 2403 exempts from public disclosure and copying certain portions of records containing geographic information systems data for sewer mains, water mains, and manholes, to the extent they identify specific system vulnerabilities or where the disclosure may increase the risk to the agency's infrastructure assets from criminal terrorist acts.
House Bill 2514 eliminates statutory references to the Human Resources Director and transfers nearly all of its authority and functions to the Director of the Office of Financial Management, or the Director's designee and transfers the Human Resource Director's authority to adopt procedures for implementation of certain medical expense reimbursement benefit plans to the State Health Care Authority.
House Bill 2515 exempts enumeration data from public inspection and copying and requires the Office of Financial Management to destroy enumeration data after it is used to produce the required population estimates.
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