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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 03181997 - C35 . .a TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contra `Y FROM: PHIL BATCHELOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATORof s Costa County DATE: March 11, 1997 -------- a coon SUBJECT. LEGISLATION: SPONSORSHIP OF AB 487 (LEACH) SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: ACKNOWLEDGE that the Board of Supervisors is the SPONSOR of AB 487 by Assemblywoman Leach. BACKGROUND: The Board sponsored legislation in 1993, (SB 222, Boatwright [Chapter 751, Statutes of 1993]) to permit the telephone company to release unlisted telephone numbers and addresses to the County for purposes of maximizing the effectiveness of the CAN (Community Alert Network) system. We have concluded negotiations with Pacific Bell to acquire this information and the information has been installed in the CAN system. However, we are concerned that someone might try to gain access to these tapes for unrelated purposes through the Public Records Act. We believe it is essential that the confidentiality of this information be protected in order to maintain the credibility and integrity of the CAN system. We therefore recommended that the Board of Supervisors seek legislation which will allow the County or its agents to maintain the confidentiality of this information by exempting its release pursuant to the Public Records Act. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): (�&Oz . �6&�� ACTION OF BOARD ON MaFGh 18, 497 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED x OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON.THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. CC: ATTESTED March 18, 1997 See Page 2 PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND'COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR M382 (10/88) �.d BY ,DEPUTY The Board's 1997 Legislative Program proposes to sponsor legislation which would clarify the intent of the Legislature in this regard. We asked Assemblywoman Leach to author legislation along these lines, which she agreed to do. The result is AB 487. As introduced, AB 487 does the following: 4 The unlisted or unpublished telephone numbers and addresses are exempted from disclosure pursuant to the Public Records Act. 4 An individual is still afforded the right to withhold his or her telephone number. The Health Services Director, Dr. William B. Walker, recommends that the Board of Supervisors acknowledge that AB 487 is the appropriate vehicle for accomplishing the objectives set forth by the Board of Supervisors in its 1997 Legislative Program. We are, therefore, joining with Dr. Walker in recommending that the Board of Supervisors acknowledge that it is the sponsor of AB 487, in that it accomplishes what was intended by protecting the confidentiality of the records supplied to the County by the telephone company. cc: County Administrator Health Services Director County Counsel Lew Pascalli, Deputy Environmental Health Director-Hazardous Materials Les Spahnn Heim, Noack, Kelly & Spahnn 1121 L Street, Suite 100 Sacramento, CA 95814 Casey Sparks Kaneko, Executive Director Urban Counties Caucus 1100 K Street, Suite 101 Sacramento, CA 95814 Steve Szalay, Executive Director California State Association of Counties 1100 K Street, Suite 101 Sacramento, CA 95814 -2- CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE-1997-98 REGULAR SESSION ASSEMBLY BILL No. 487 Introduced by.Assembly Member Leach February'.24, 1997 , , An act to;am end Sechon'6254.of the'Governme I Code; and to amen Section 2891 1'.f the Public Utihfies Code; relating' ` to,`teleeoYnmunications } , LEGISLATIVE COUNSELS DIGEST. B 487, as introduced*' each ;Telephone corporations: unlisted access numbers tJ der;xex sting &; wa•f`telephone corporation selluig or f �.,r , pensir g,fists of xes dex�tlal} subscribers a prohibited from meludugthglee phone number of any sxscriber assigned an �nlistekd `or unpublished access number except for specified 4 r y � : ; ; r ,, z purposes, £dne of which :is to a private for profit ;agency y .: _ . operating under_contract Wit . and at the direction of one or rnbre of`various listed `agencies, )for the `fexclusive purpose of { rcttte%aw responding to '911 call'or conirnun�catlrg an im m n ent threat to'hfe or property 'This`bill�wgixld` prdex that notwitlistandiig the above provision,` a telephoe subscriber' shall have; the right to 7 withhold the' `release 'of the ubsch of sA� .1. or t .01 unpublished,access number by making that request m writing to ahe telephone: corporation, to a;private for profit;agency operating under''contract with; and at the direction of oie or more of the fisted agencies, for the exclusive purposes' of responding to a' 911 ; call or coxnunicatmg ar imminent threat.to life or 'ro' ert P p;. Y 99 AB 487 — 2 — The 2 — The bill would , also provide that these unlisted or unpublished access numbers,shall not be subject to disclosure s pursuant to the Public Records Act. t Voter majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: no. State-mandated local program: no. The people of the State of California do enact as follows, -,1 SECTION 1. Section 6254 of the Government Code is 2' amended to read: 3 6254. Except, as provided:.:in Sections 6254.7 and. 4 6254:1, nothing in this ..chapter..shall be construed to;. 5 require;disclosure of-records that are any of the.following; 6 (a) Preliminary drafts, nates, or ' interagency or 7 intra-agency _rriemoranda' that are notretained by the 8 public . :agency: Aa the ordinary.. course of` business, JI 9 provided that thepublic interest in withholding those l 10 records clearly outweighs the public interest in . 11 . disclosure 12 (b) ',Records pertaining to�pending litigation'to which 13 the:",public"agency is a party,,or to-.c' laims rriade pursuant 14 : to Division 36 (commencing with:Section'80), until:the. 15 pending 1 gation or claim:has been finally adjudicated or 16 ~ otherwise settled: 17 v(6) Personnel; medical or •ses, the disclosure 18"` df. which would constitute' an unwarranted invasion of 19 :personal'privacy ( 20 � d Contained in or reiated to �aa� t ►� a; 21 (1'} .Apphcat�ons filed with any state agency - 22 responsible for the :regulation or :supervision of the a< 23 issuance: of {.„securities or of financial•• "institutions, 24 ncluding, but not hrriited: to, ;,banks, savings. and loan 25. associations,industrial loan companies, credit unions, and 26 !insurance compan�ies� 27 (2) Examination; operating; : or condition reports 28 prepared by,: on. .behalf of or for the use .of, any state 29` "agency;referred to in:paragraph JI):. 30 (3) Preliminary drafts, notes, or interagency or 31 :`Intra-agency communications prepared by, on behalf of, �VV' `.{ ; YlufSl"aC ,yy''p.C2£tilkTi.1A.jLiat .,.1,LideS.. .4.ea...:S:1:s .e ..,<.x ... .. .x. �•,, . — 3 — AB 487 c 1 or for the use of, any state agency referred to in paragraph 3 (4) Information received in .confidence .by any state 4 -agency referred to in paragraph (1) . 5' (e) Geological and geophysical data, plant production 6 data; ,and:similar information relating to utility systems ...7, development; .or marketor Qrop :reports, which are 8 obtained in confidence'from: any.person. 9 (f) Records of complaints 'to,, or ,investigations lo,' conducted :by; or records of intelligence.information or ,1 security procedures of,.tle.officeof the.Attorney General 12 arid the DOpartmeht of Justine;: and-any state:-'of local 13 n�p6licet agency, ;or any :investigatory° or .security files 14 eornpiled byany other state:or,local police:agency,or any 15 inyeshgatQ.r or security:files>compiled by any other state -16 or local agency for 'correctional; lawv''enforcement, or 17 , licensing purposes, except that. state and local law 1.8 enforcement _ agencies '.shall - disclose. the` names and 19 addresses:of persons'involvedan, or'witnesses other than 4020 confidential fiformants..to,;the incident,::the descfiption j21 ,oany°property uivol�ed ithe.date; bine, acid lobation of F22 =the, incident; all diagrams,,:statements of the .parties , a L3 t Fainyoly.' – z the incident ahe statements of all witnesses, - 24�"''l_".ther 'than :condenhal informants, to .the victims of an X25 incident,7 6f] authorized ropresentatiWe> thereof; an 26rt�irisur�aricq�e�arrier against which a clairri has been=or iniglt ,be`�# a;�le,�Fand any ;person ,suffering ` bodily ury or s C28iprQperrty;',daxnageor., loss; as the result of:the incident" y} 29cased ,,�ba�arsonpkburglarfy; fire, explosion, ;:larceny, �30xx bbq ; car�acg;4uandalisxXi; vg' ucl theft, or a crime X31 �,as';defir�edbyubdiinsion �c);of Section 13960, unless the 32,E ,dis�losure,wouldtendanger the ty ofra witness'or other 33r per'sonlXxivolyed:, j the m.vestigation., onunless disclosure 34.t would endanger the ' successful rcompletion of the esti alio ;or ,a:: related: in 35 inv g n vestigation. However, 36 nothing in this division shall require th Ldisclosure of that 37 portion of those(mvestigative files ihat reflectJthe analysis 38 or:conclusions.of the`investigating officer . 39 Other provisions of this subdivision :notwithstanding, 40 `state Wand local law enforcement agencies shall make 99 } AB 487 .4 - 1 --1 public the following information;'except to the extent 2 that disclosure of a particular iteru of informationwould 3 endanger the safety of :.a ; person involved in an 4 investigation or would endanger.- ' the successful 5: completion of the investigation or`:a related investigation: 6: {1)` Th full name and occupation of every individual . 7 arrested by the agency, =the 'individual's physical 8 description including:date''of birth;color of eyes and'hair, 9sex height:and weight; the tune ,and date,of arrest;' the 1Q tune and date of booking; the 1 cat on of the arrest, he factual ci cumstances Burr©ending the arrest;the amount 12 'of ail-set, the tin e and manner�of release or:ythe location I 13 whero e.-in ivi uk, is tcurrehtly::being held, and all 14' cha�rges''the individual as being;held=upon, �ricluding:any 1 15: ou `standing warrants'from, - er,jurischctions and parole 16 `...;.or..,Probation holds. 17 (2) Subject to'the restrictions unposed byS A16 n 8415 18 of the Penal Code, the tancie, substance and ovation of'all complaints or requests for assistance received by the 20 agency'and the time Arid nature 16f the response (hereto, s : 21 ° xncl�udirig, to'the extent theznforrna on egardm came alleged'or committed°or any other incident investigated 23 'r s -ecorcled, the time : date, and to h' of occurrence, : 24 sF t e't�me and date of the report;the,name and age of the j25 victun, the factual cireiirngtances st irroundln`g the crime 26 ,or -incident an iia eneral scrip,tion of an g y u � res, 27 ~ property, nor weapons involved: 'The name 'd a v�ctiof aet ► s,al 28 `aan 'carne, defined .b Section:5220; 261; 262 264 264 1, 1 Y; y 29,= 273a, 2'73d, 27.3 5,286,28$, 288a;289,422 6 422:7, 2 75f oir E 30 646:9 of the Penal Code maybe vthheld at the victim j 31 request; or atf the request of the: victxmys parent or 32 ; guardian �f the vtun Is:a minor~ Vhe`n` a persori��s the 33- viotim of more `=tha'n `!one =c�=zrr%e, nfornatio"n dscloszng 34 that the:person �s`a viet�m'ofta came defined by Sectiozi 315::' ..2210'Y, 261; 262, 264; 264:1, ;273a- 273d `_286 ,' 28&'-_2'8`8a, j 36 : 422:6, .422.7, 422.75, or` 646:9 of'the Penal Code may;be 37 deleted at the request of the victirn, or the victim s parent. G 38 ' ori a' '; an`:if the`victim is a minor,,m making the;report a 39 of the:crime, or of-any crime or incident`"accompanying` - 5 — AB 487 (r 1 the crime, available.,to the public in compliance with the 2 requirements of this paragraph. 3 (3)_ Subject to the restrictions of Section 841.5 of the 4 Penal Code. anal,this subdivision, the current address of 5 .every individual'arrested by the agency and the current 6. address of the victim.-of a crime, where the.- requester 7 ;decl'ares under ,pendity of perjury that the request is 8 ',made for, . a scholarly;_ journalistic, political, - or 9 � governmental purpose; or,that he request is;made for 10 . uivestgation purposes'by. a licensed private investigator 11 as described,in,.0 pit r 113 (commencing'with,Section 12 7512) o£,Dh ik6ii 3.of the Business and Professions Code, a s . 13 except that the address Q f the victimof any crime defined 14 3y SectZony220 261 ;262 264, 264.1, 273a 273d-273.5, 286, - 15 288, :288x; 2$9,, 422:6, X22.7; 422:'75, oar 64 .9 of the.Penal 16 Code shall remai ; prifidential Address information 17 obtained pursuant to this paragraphha11 not lac used 18 directly°or itidixeclly,to sell a:product or service: to any 19 individual or " ou �f xndzvduals, and there uestershall P q 2Q execute a declaration Fto- that;;effect.,'urider penalty of. 2 fig) Test questions,{ scoring keys; and other 23 «exarriinaton,� data ;�usedr to ,administer a.. licensing 24 exanuriatt�n, exanr3nation for,employment, oriaeademic qtr ,, 25 exan rr�ati4n, ,;e cepa �s s f pr e ,. ° chapter 3 26 {comx encinParas of the 27 educationode contets {- ►f,4eal;r estate a raisals or . .. a: PP: i 29 kengineez- n Q feasil int tiestunates and ev. uatsmade 3( 3 fvrtrfor�Eby=r�teSteaT � calf agerioy (relative t the. 31 y xacq iisitibn£Qf prppert. or to pr`ospectxve public supply, 32 and 5constxuctXonx cozrt�racts :until`all .of the=prtipery has - 33bee'n aequir�ed ell g£_the contract agreemeut obtained 34", never j,the laWf emu3ent domaxn'sball:not,be affected 35 b thisprovision, 36 r (x} r Iif ormati,on -, required from any, taxpayer in 37 i`Gonriect bn ,v th ;the M.Collection of:local taxes hat is 38 deceived: m confldexweg and the disclosure 6f , the 39a `uiformaton to other :persons 'would result3 in ,;unfair, 345 AB 487 — 6 — competitive - 6 -- competitive disadvantage, to the person supplying the 2 information. 3 (j} Library circulation records kept for the purpose of 4 identifying the borrower of items available in libraries, 5 and library and museum materials made.or acquired and 6 presented solely for reference or exhibition purposes. 7 The exemption. in this subdivision shall not apply to 8 records of fines imposed.on the borrowers. w 9 (k) . Records the. disclosure`.of which-is exempted or 10 prohibited pursuant to federal or:state law,including, but 1°l , .not limited to,:rprovsioris of the Evidence Gode relating 12 to pxxvuege 13 {Z} ``Correspondence of and :ao the Governor or 14 employees of the Governor's office or in the custody of or 15 maintained ,by .the Governor's aegal ,affairs secretary; >. 16 <pravided:that public-records. shall knot:be'tran (erred to 17 the custody. of.the Governor's.Iegal affairs secretary to { 18 evade the disclosure provisions of this chapter.- 19 {m} In the custody ofor�mauit Lined.by theLegislative 20 Couxisel except diose ;records_-in rtle public .data base ), , . 21 maintalned:by.the_Legislative Counsel,tliat:are described j 22 ..in Seehon,+1024$ 23 {n} Statemohts�of personal wort br.personal financial 24 , data re q uirec ,b a.:licensin a `enc` an"d ;filed b an ! q . Y g g Y Y 25 applicant nth the licensingagercy 1to;establxsh his or he ! 26 . .personal quacaton `;.far . the 'license, certificate; or. I' 27 permit applied;for t { j} 28 {a} ;Funancial data contained m , appllcatons for 29 financing under I3ivisian 27 {coinmencxng with Section 3;0400} of the; FHealth and: S'atety ode, where ar authorized Fofficer of the California ;Pollution Contral 32 ,Financing As uthonty determines that disclosure ofthe 33 :financial:da,ta :would be campettzvely injurious 'td the 34 applicant and :the data, is=required� in order :to obtain` 35 guarantees from. `the United :States Small Business 36 Administration: The California Pollution Control 37 ..Financing -Authority shall adopt rules " for . review of 38 individualrequests-for confidentiality uner his section' 39 :and':'for making available to ;the publicthose portions .of 99 - 7 — ' AB 487 1 an application which are subject to disclosure under this 2 chapter. a 3 (p) Records ,of state agencies related to activities 4 governed by. Chapter.. .10.3 (commencing with Section 53512); Chapter . 10.5:. (commencing with Section 3525) , 6 and Chapter . 12 (commencing with Section 3560) of 7 Division 4 .of Title. 1, ..that reveal a state agency's 8 deliberative • processes, impressions, evaluatiozis, � 9 opinions;:recommendations, meeting minutes;- research, 10 work products; theories, or strategy, or that provide 11 instruction,..advice,,br training to employees who do not I 12 . have full colleot�ve barganng..and representation rights 13 under these chapters Noth ng in°this subdivision shall be 14 e4nstrued to hri zt the disclosure duties o. a state`agency 15 Withresptet to'any other records relating to the activities'` 16 governed by'the ezzployee..relations acts-referred;-to in 17 chis subdivisiont 18 (q) .- Records of ;state- agencies ,related to activities l9 :2.6 conmencing : withSectiongovernes 20 :14081 }, 18 ,(commencing with`Section 140875);:and 2.91 21 com nencin ,. ( g vcnth Section 14089} of Chapter 7:of Part:3i 22 „ of Di isior 9 of the Welfare.and Institutions Cade;:that. 2 reveal tithe specral xnegotiator's `:deliberative processes;, 4 d scuss�px s ;GQ . unicat ons;,or-any `other portion b te:. negot �t�oxis�t with p 25 xovders r of ;health care .lserva�ces; .{ Y 2fi zrnpressrons, =;c,puxions,Y reconr?mendaticns, meeting: 27 rnu�utes, researeh�work1 . product,'theories,-or strategy, or. 28t4at provide uistructxon; advice; or{trainulg.to�eplovees :, 29 , Exce tfor,tl�erpoxtion ofa contract contanxng.the:rat es, j of paynMerit,F,eontractsrl'or zn atlerit services e eyed; O Y #_ p 31 pursunt�to these�axticle ,aon' or after,�prl 1, 984shall 32 be ppen to inspection gone `=year after' theyzare =fullYl 33 executed;;�n ,the event that a cont.Tact `for inpatient: " 3 services Chats enteredt into prior to April 1 1984, is 35 amended on er April=l,f .1984, the` amendlrlent 36 ,except 1orany pbrtzon contaYiiirig the::rates of payz enf 37 shall be open =to inspection, one .:year .'after :it �s fully` 38 executed If the; California Medical Assistance 39 Commission ,enters` into .contracts ..:with: health T care 40 paroviders£or other than inpatienthospital services, those t I 99 AB 487 — 8 — I 8 - 1 contracts shall be open,to inspection one year after they 2 are fully executed. f 3 Three years after a contractor:amendment is open to 4 inspection under . this subdivision; :the portion of the 5contractor amendment containing the rates of payment :6 shall-be open to inspection. 7 ' ,.Notwithstanding' ,.Notwithstandingey another,provision of law,:the entire S ..contract or amendment shall.be open to inspection by the J :Joint Legislative Audit Committee `The Joint Legislative 10:. Audit Committee:shall maintain the confidentiality of the contracts and:!amendments-i ime a contract or t ' `12R amen ent isrfull ;:o :en' o:ins "ection b .the': ubhc. . Y p: t p Y p I 13 =�.it i(rzj' Records l of:Native, American graves, ce, teries 14 andacred :places.:=maintained .by 5,the Nanve` A�rnericari ; ! 15. 'Her tage Coinmiss on. f 16 :final ,:accreditation report of he : Joint 17 ,>_Commission on Accreditation.of"Hospitals that:has `been 18 ;transmitted o the State Department of Health`Services 19 pursuant,to 'subdivision`.(b):of Section 1282 of he Health ! 20 'd S' ety Code: _ Records.-of.a ocal hospital district,formol pursuant 22 ' to T�ivzsion 23;Y(commencu g with Section 32000) of the 23eaith aril t Safety Code, or the- os he records: of a , iurucipal, 24 hosptal,1forrned pursuant to Article 7 (commenc�rg with 25 Secton7rticle 8 (commencing with Section ;26 :37&5U) pfChapter:5 ofUivision 3 of'1'itle 4 of,thAs=code; u, 27 ';that:relate to:any contract;t 'th an insuxer or nonprofit `. . : , 28 . hospital service..plan form anent or ou anent services P y, 29z� for�alteznnve..rates pursuant to=Section 10133 or 11512 of �nsurance rCode However,:the record shall be'open 3I fto nspoction� tli n one year after the'ootit-rdot is fully = F 32 n.+executed d i- 33 ormanox `contained m applications for licenses to ca, ryrearns issued pursuant to Section 12050 of the :.Penal Code by the sheriff of a.countyor th'e chief orbther: 36 ahead: of a municipal -police department that :indicates when or where the applicant is vulnerable to attack or 38. that.'concerns the :a licant's medical :or s cholo ical �I pp p Y g 39 ;:history or`.that. of=members:of:his.or her;family99. I - 9 — AB 487 I (v) (1) Records of the Major Risk Medical Insurance 2 Program related. to activities governed ,_by Part 6.3 3 (commencing : with_ :Section 12695) , and - Part 6.5 4' , (commencing 'with Section 12700) , of Division 2 of the 5 Insurance Code, and, that.. reveal the deliberative 6 :processes; discussions, communications, or any other 7 portion of the negotiations• with health plans, or the 8impressions;: opinions, recommendations; meeting 9 minutes;:research,-work_product;.:theories; or strategy of 10* the board or:its,staff; or records that;provide:instructions 11 ; advice, or traznu�g tc�:ernployees 12 t2) (A) cept; fo the portion; of�. a contract .that 13< .coxtains the'=rates iy�af , 4ymerzt, contracts .� for "health 14 coverage entered�rzto ursuan. Part 6. {commencing " 15 with Section 12f95); < or Part: 6 5 (commencing with 16 Section l'2700}, of Dzviszon 2 of°ahe Insurance Code,vn.or. r 17 after July1, y1991 shall be;open .to inspection one year 1$ after they have:beenxfullyexecuted: Y - L9 {B} 4 Ln the event ihat a contract:for health'coverage 20 that zs,entered zrifio prior to July 1,`'1991, is amended on or. after July 1; 191;;the axzendrxent, except for-any portion, - 2.2 containing the } xates� czfn pay neat shall be ,aperi t+a 23nspectzon one year` fterhe arrzeridxrient has been fully id i �}� J�eV/�tY d♦ �.., s $' "��}� ��1 ix� +' - :: '!! r y { 25, 3 Threew earsaftera>contract or amendments o en (: } Y P 26 to spec ti©n° uru nt utohzs subdivision,'the portion _af 'p 27 the::acontract, or 5 ame dz ent containing t .e rated"of 28 pay rtzent,shall be> pe ' o, "spectzon 29;'x ? ,( }, 1Votwithstaz' ' gany other .prayszori `of lava,# the 4 y' ti 39£ ,entire contract�or`am'endn�tintso a co�itra ct shall be open 3Io lrtspectiori by t e,Joint Legis7atzV,e�, udt Corrunittee 32 The TozztZerslatzve;,Audztottee shad maintain the 33 :­cofidnt�ahty�of:theeotrots anm d aerclments thereto, 34 hfflhe contract ori axr endments to a contract zs open to 35 Yrzspecton:pursuant to paragraph-(3} 36 {w} {1} records ©f the Major^Risk-Medical Insurance 37; Program related to aetzvtes?:governed by _Chapter 14 ._ ,: 38 (canunencixg vvi h Section 14704} of Part 2:of Division 2 39 of the Insurance ;Goole,-ancl'.that reeal`,thed ibetative 40` processes, discuSsions; communications, or; ariy other z I AB 487 _ 10 — . 1 10 - 1 portion of the negotiations with `health plans, or the 2 impressions; opinions, recommendations, meeting 3 minutes, research, work product, theories, or strategy of 4 . the board or its staff, or records that provide instructions, 5 advice, or training to employees. 6 (2) Except for the portion .of a contract that contains 7 . the rates of, payment, contracts for health ,coverage 8 entered into pursuant,to Chapter 14 ;(commencing with 9 .Section 10700) ;of. Part 2 of Division 2 of the Insurance 10 - Gode ; on ;:or ::after anuar 1; 1993, shall be open to J Y p ifl., inspection one year after they have:.been.fully�executed. 1Z1. (3).. Notwithstanding any :other provision .of Jaw, the I' -`13 entire:contract.eramendments to::a contract:shall�be.open .1 to;ins ectiori,b the Joint, Le illative Audit Committee. c; p Y r g� 15 the Joint:Legislative Audit,Committee shall maintain the . .16 `'confidentiality of the contractsand amendments;thereto, 17:-:::.un. . e contract or'amendments to a;contract is open to 18 in, pursuant to paragraph (2) 19 (x) Financial data contained in . applications for 20 registration, or: registration :-renewal, as a , :service 21 contractor:;filed:with the. Director: of the Department of 22 Consumer Affairs ;pursuant to; Ghapte `20>(comnencing 23 , with ;Section 9800) , :6f Davison 3 of `ahe :Business and 24 Professions Code; for the .purpose -:of establishing the 25 service contractor's :net :worth, or, financial': . data 26 regaTdmg'the funded accountsjhelduz escrow:for,service 27 contracts held inforee in:this state b ase vice contractor. r. Y ss �r §xw�sc�:I 28. >Nothuig `in this .;section prevents Any.-.:::agency. ;from. opening ifis reeords:concerning . e admiriistration;of the 3.0 ' agency't public inspection,unless.disclosure is otherwise 31 prohubxte'd b .law 32No.thmg in this section prevents any health facility from i 33 disclosing ,to a certified bargaining agent relevant 34 financing -:information pursuant to Section 8 'of the 35 ,:National Labor. Relations Act.: 36 (y) Records: obtained pursuant to paragraph :(2) of 37 subdivisione. Section 2891.1 bfthe Public Utilities Code. 38 SEC: 2 Section-2891;1 of 'the 'Public Util1ties 0de is 39-:­ amended o read I i i 99 -- 11 — AB 487 1 2891.1. (a) Notwithstanding Section 2891, a 2 telephone corporation selling or licensing lists of 3 residential subscribers shall not include the telephone 4 number of any subscriber assigned an unlisted or 5 unpublished access number. 6 (b) A subscriber - may waive all or part of the 7 protection provided by this section through written 8 notice to the telephone corporation, 9 (c) This' section:does -not apply to the provision of 10 telephone :;numbers:.to. the following parties for the 11purposes indicated 12 ;{l) ,T.o a` collection°agency, to the extent .disclosures 13 made,by the agency, are:supervised by the commission; 14 :exclusivelyorrthe collection of:unpaid debts 15. {2} any = Iaw .-enforcement agency, :fire 16­ protection agency1 .pubhciealth agency; . public 17 environmental health agency; city or county emergency 18 `services lannln aeric or rivate for- rofit, a enc f � g g Y� p p g Y 19 operating -under contract with; and at the: direction .of, 2q one or more ofthese,agencies; for the exclusive purpose 21' .of res ori'din to a 911 call or communicatng',' an P g 22 hnm ent threat to life:or ro ert p p 3' 23 , '(B} ;Any:information or reeords«provided to.a private 24 for}profit agency pursuant to This subdivision shall be held ;: confidence by that agency and by any individual' 26 .employed by or as$ociated, with that agency This. 27 inforrnation or:`#hese :records shall not be `.'open 'to 28. examiiatiori for:any purpose not directly connected with` . 2$ the admin istratibh of the ser. ces'specified in subdivision':. ,30 (e} of:Section 2872 or this paragraph •'> 3Y' Notvzfhstandrn sub ;ara h A rz the,case of C • f 32 apnvtefor protagenc„yope -agunclercontract unth, 3 and at:the cllrec rorz cif one ormore of he agenc eslisted, ;subparagraph (A for 'thexcluslve` zrr' ose or ` p� p 35 respondzngto a911 call rar communlcatzng an imminent 36 threat to Ift a or ro ertelephonesubscribershallstill p P Y� 37 ha ve ;the ,right ao withhold..release 'of the subscriber's` 38 unlisted or unpublished access:,,num—mer by fnaIng such 39. a request in writing`:to the telephone corporation s§ AB 487 — 12 — 1 (3) To a lawful process issued i}nder state or federal 2 law. (4) To a telephone corporation. providing service 4 between service areas for the provision to the subscriber 5 of.telephone service between service areas, or to third .6 parties for the limited purpose of providing billing 7 -services. 8 (5) To,the commission pursuant to its.jurisdiction and 9 control over telephone and telegraph corporations. 10 {d) Every deliberate - violation of - chis section is ` :11 ,IgroVmds,f6 a.civil suit by the aggrieved subscriber against 12 r thP., �orga itzation` or, ;corporation ��dnd ='::its ' employees 13 respgnsible for the:violation 14 N: (e For (purposes.. of this section, " republished or 15 unlssted} access number means a telephone, telex, 16 ieletex, mile, computer modem, or: any' other code 17 number.that is.assigned to a subscriber by a-telephone or 18 :telegraph corporation for the receipt:of c.ornmunieations 19 rmt�ated by other telephone or telegraph:customers,and 2Q that they ubsoriber -has.requested Ghat 'the telephone or 21 telegraph.corporation keep ;in confidence �To; telephonecorporation nor any official or :23} p,Th shall be subject oto criminal or civil 24 �libity £or ;the :release - of customer information` as 25authorized by .this;section. 1 f _ O - - 99 I