Relating to information collected by public bodies.

HB 2428 prohibits Oregon public bodies (like government agencies) from collecting or maintaining individuals' political, religious, or social views, associations, or activities without their explicit consent. The bill includes an exception allowing law enforcement to collect such information during criminal investigations if there are reasonable grounds to suspect criminal involvement. This directly affects how public agencies gather personal data, requiring consent for sensitive information unless tied to active criminal investigations. The bill amends Oregon Revised Statute 181A.250 and is currently pending in the Judiciary Committee.