Relating to address confidentiality.
What changed between versions
Added State Parks and Recreation Department employees (park managers and park rangers) to the list of eligible employees who can request address confidentiality.
Added employees of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (regulatory specialists and managers) to eligible employee categories.
Added civil code enforcement officers as defined in ORS 192.345 to eligible employee list.
Added assistant attorneys general representing Department of Human Services in child welfare matters.
Added Department of Justice employees who staff the hate crimes hotline.
Added police officers as defined in ORS 801.395 to eligible employee categories.
Expanded the definition of 'employee who provides educational services' to include those working for various state agencies and education districts serving clients of DHHS, OHA, Psychiatric Security Review Board, or Department of Corrections.
Updated subsection (m) to clarify that educational service providers can include those working for community corrections agencies, Oregon Youth Authority, or juvenile departments.
Removed the 'SUMMARY' section and editorial notes about formatting conventions that were present in the A-Engrossed version.
Changed document header from 'A-Engrossed' to 'Enrolled' and updated page numbering and filing information to reflect final legislative status.