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Committee refers privacy bill for peace and correctional officers to Public Safety after amendment
Summary
Representative Duran’s House File 1567, which would extend data‑privacy protections similar to those granted to judges to peace officers and correctional officers, was amended (A2) and re‑referred to Public Safety Policy and Finance; the bill excludes real property records and drew discussion about scope and implementation.
The Judiciary Committee on March 27 adopted an A2 amendment and recommended House File 1567, sponsored by Representative Duran, to be re‑referred to the Committee on Public Safety Policy and Finance. The bill would extend certain personal‑data protections now provided to judicial officials to peace officers and correctional officers.
Representative Duran told the committee the change aims to protect officers and their families from doxing…
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