Legislation

Title: Public Information Act - Personnel and Investigatory Records - Formal Complaints Against Public Employees
Sponsored by: Delegates Barron, Acevero, Anderson, Cullison, Hill, Ivey, Jackson, Jalisi, Johnson, R. Lewis, Lierman, McIntosh, Moon, Mosby, Pena-Melnyk, Smith, Wells, and K. Young
Status: In the House - Withdrawn by Sponsor
Analysis: Fiscal and Policy Note

Synopsis

Establishing that records related to a formal complaint of job-related misconduct made against a public employee do not constitute personnel records under the Public Information Act; and authorizing a custodian to deny inspection of records of an investigation, a hearing, or a decision by a governmental unit connected with a complaint of job-related misconduct made against a public employee.

Committees

Original:: Health and Government Operations

Details

Cross-filed with: SB0979

Bill File Type: Regular

Effective Date(s): October 1, 2019

History

Legislation History
Chamber House Calendar Date 1/30/2019 Legislative Date 1/30/2019 Action First Reading Health and Government Operations Proceedings
Chamber Calendar Date Legislative Date Action Text - First - Public Information Act - Personnel and Investigatory Records - Formal Complaints Against Public Employees Proceedings
Chamber House Calendar Date 1/30/2019 Legislative Date 1/30/2019 Action Hearing 2/12 at 1:00 p.m. Proceedings
Chamber Calendar Date Legislative Date Action Vote - House - Committee - Health and Government Operations Proceedings
Chamber House Calendar Date 3/11/2019 Legislative Date 3/11/2019 Action Withdrawn by Sponsor Proceedings

Chamber	Calendar Date	Legislative Date	Action
House	1/30/2019	1/30/2019	First Reading Health and Government Operations
			Text - First - Public Information Act - Personnel and Investigatory Records - Formal Complaints Against Public Employees
House	1/30/2019	1/30/2019	Hearing 2/12 at 1:00 p.m.
			Vote - House - Committee - Health and Government Operations
House	3/11/2019	3/11/2019	Withdrawn by Sponsor

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