Staff will remove correspondence from public web posting and route submissions through a form
Staff told the committee it will stop posting correspondence directly to the committee website to reduce exposure of private information, instead distributing member correspondence by secure email and making records available on request; a public form is expected to go live June 1.
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Committee staff described changes to how public correspondence will be handled to protect personal information. "The biggest one is kind of pulling it down off the website where it was made available to the public," a staff member said, explaining that posting correspondence online can expose private details to bad actors.
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