relative to the disclosure of utility customer data to municipalities for emergency response planning.

The bill header/title changed from 'AS AMENDED BY THE SENATE' to 'VERSION ADOPTED BY BOTH BODIES,' indicating the procedural status of the bill after both chambers concurred on the final version.

Replaced 'local emergency management directors' with 'a municipality's authorized public safety officials' in two places in the statutory text. This broadens who is eligible to receive customer data from a single named role (emergency management director) to a wider category of municipal public safety personnel.

The analysis section was updated to reflect the broader recipient category, changing 'municipal emergency management authorities' to 'a municipality's authorized public safety officials' and 'public utilities' to 'service providers.'

The permitted purpose for data disclosure was narrowed from 'emergency response planning or coordination with municipal emergency management authorities' to just 'coordination with local emergency management directors,' removing emergency response planning as a standalone justification and specifying the exact role (directors) rather than a broader category (authorities).

A new sentence was added stating that disclosure of customer data to local emergency management directors is exempt under RSA 91-A:5, IV (the Right-to-Know Law), meaning such disclosures are shielded from public records requests.