PUBLIC RECORDS: Provides a limited exception for the schedule of a statewide elected official

HB 767 modifies the state's public records law to create a specific exception for the meeting schedules of statewide elected officials. The bill allows these officials to withhold their schedules from public request but explicitly prohibits this rule from changing any existing legal deadlines for responding to other public records requests. By removing certain language about the timing of meetings, the legislation clarifies that while schedules themselves may be protected, the official must still adhere to all standard time limits for processing other document requests. This change directly affects the transparency of elected officials' calendars while maintaining the broader requirements of the public records system.