Relating to the public information law.

SB 2680 modifies Texas' public information law to clarify how government agencies handle requests during emergencies and protect personal details in licensing records. It allows the attorney general to temporarily designate up to 30 nonbusiness days per year for agencies unable to respond due to disasters, requiring public posting of these designations online. The bill also strengthens privacy protections by explicitly making home addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, and other personal details confidential in licensing authority records (like professional licenses). These changes directly affect Texas government agencies processing public information requests and the individuals whose personal data is maintained in licensing systems. The law maintains existing privacy exceptions but adds specific, clear protections for sensitive personal information.