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Committee backs SB 1114 to shield sexual orientation, gender identity data from PRA requests
Summary
The committee voted to forward support for SB 1114, a state bill to exempt sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex data from Public Records Act disclosure and to limit disclosure to entities outside California.
The committee considered a request to support SB 1114, which would provide confidentiality protections for sexual orientation, gender identity and intersex data by exempting that information from disclosure under the Public Records Act and limiting disclosures to parties outside California. A supervisor moved to advance the county’s support, another seconded, and the committee voted to forward the position to the full Board.
During the item, the mover said the measure would keep sensitive data confidential and the committee recorded its unanimous concurrence and instruction to forward the position for Board consideration. The clerk called roll and the motion was recorded as passed; the transcript records the motion and affirmative responses but does not provide a full enumerated roll-call list in the motion segment.
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