FINAL BILL REPORT

SHB 244

                                  C 299 L 87

BYHouse Committee on Constitution, Elections & Ethics (originally sponsored by Representatives Madsen, Walker, Fisch, May, Holm, Brough and Todd)

Exempting employment applications and employees' and volunteers' names and addresses from public disclosure.

House Committe on Constitution, Elections & Ethics

Senate Committee on Judiciary

SYNOPSIS AS ENACTED

BACKGROUND:

The motor vehicle code permits the Department of Licensing, a county auditor, or another agency to notify the owner of a motor vehicle that the disclosure of his or her address has been requested by someone other than a person who routinely makes such requests in the normal course of the person's business or occupation.

SUMMARY:

The Department of Licensing, a county auditor, or another agency that has disclosed the name and address of the owner of a motor vehicle to a person who has requested the information must notify the owner that such a request has been honored and provide the name and address of the person requesting the disclosure.  This provision does not apply if the request is made by a person who routinely requests such information for use in the normal course of the person's business or occupation.

VOTES ON FINAL PASSAGE:

      House 92   0

      Senate    48     0(Senate amended)

      House 98   0(House concurred)

EFFECTIVE:July 26, 1987