Texas
HB2921
HB2921 - Relating to the confidentiality of certain information collected by certain local governments and airport governing boards.
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  89R5716 GP-D     By: Y. Davis of Dallas H.B. No. 2921       A BILL TO BE ENTITLED   AN ACT   relating to the confidentiality of certain information collected by   certain local governments and airport governing boards.          BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:          SECTION 1.  Section 22.028, Transportation Code, is amended   to read as follows:          Sec. 22.028.  CONFIDENTIALITY OF CERTAIN INFORMATION   COLLECTED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Personal identifying information   collected by a local government is confidential and not subject to   disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code, if the information   collected is in relation to a person's use of an airport [ parking ]   facility that includes:                (1)  the person's name, address, e-mail address, phone   number, and zip code;                (2)  the person's license plate number, toll tag   number, and credit, debit, or other payment card number; [ or ]                (3)  the dates the person's vehicle was parked at a   parking [ the ] facility, the date the person's vehicle exited the   parking facility, and the amount the person paid to park in the   parking facility ;                 (4)     the person's profile name associated with a   purchase or other online or in-person activity;                 (5)  the person's travel dates and flight information;                 (6)     the dates, times, and amounts of any purchase made   by the person; or                 (7)     the person's airport lounge memberships and   trusted traveler information .          SECTION 2.  Section 22.091, Transportation Code, is amended   to read as follows:          Sec. 22.091.  CONFIDENTIALITY OF CERTAIN INFORMATION   COLLECTED BY JOINT BOARD. Personal identifying information   collected by a joint board for which the constituent agencies are   populous home-rule municipalities is confidential and not subject   to disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code, if the   information collected is in relation to:                (1)  a commercial online payment system and includes a   person's:                      (A)  name, address, e-mail address, or phone   number;                      (B)  account number, password, payment   transaction activity, toll or charge record, or credit, debit, or   other payment card number; or                      (C)  other personal financial information; or                (2)  a person's use of an airport [ parking ] facility   that includes:                      (A)  the person's name, address, e-mail address,   phone number, and zip code;                      (B)  the person's license plate number, toll tag   number, and credit, debit, or other payment card number; [ or ]                      (C)  the dates the person's vehicle was parked at   a parking [ the ] facility, the date the person's vehicle exited the   parking facility, and the amount the person paid to park in the   parking facility ;                       (D)     the person's profile name associated with a   purchase or other online or in-person activity;                       (E)     the person's travel dates and flight   information;                       (F)     the dates, times, and amounts of any purchase   made by the person; or                       (G)     the person's airport lounge memberships and   trusted traveler information .          SECTION 3.  The changes in law made by this Act apply only to   a request for public information received by a governmental body or   an officer for public information on or after the effective date of   this Act.          SECTION 4.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.
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