Continuing in existence certain exceptions to the disclosure of public records under the open records act.

HB 2166 requires most exceptions allowing government agencies to withhold public records to expire after five years unless renewed by the legislature. Exceptions must protect sensitive personal information, support essential government operations, or safeguard confidential data. The law mandates that the revisor of statutes identify expiring exceptions for legislative review annually, ensuring periodic evaluation of privacy restrictions. Certain exceptions - like those required by federal law or for the legislature itself - are exempt from the five-year rule.