Louisiana 2016 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SB222 Latest Draft

Bill / Chaptered Version

                            2016 Regular Session	ENROLLED
SENATE BILL NO. 222
BY SENATOR CLAITOR 
1	AN ACT
2 To enact R.S. 44:4(51) and (52), relative to public records; to provide for the application of
3 the public records law; to provide exceptions from the public records law for certain
4 records of the State Licensing Board for Contractors; and to provide for related
5 matters.
6 Be it enacted by the Legislature of Louisiana:
7 Section 1.  R.S. 44:4(51) and (52) are hereby enacted to read as follows: 
8 ยง4. Applicability
9	This Chapter shall not apply:
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11	(51) To any records, writings, accounts, recordings, letters, exhibits,
12 pictures, drawings, charts, photographs, memoranda, reports, examinations, or
13 evaluations, or copies thereof, in the custody of the State Licensing Board for
14 Contractors concerning the fitness of any person to receive or continue to hold
15 a license issued by the board. However, any such record may be released to the
16 public in an administrative proceeding before the board, and any final
17 determination made by the board relative to the fitness of any person to receive
18 or to continue to hold a license issued by the board and any legal grounds upon
19 which such determination is based shall be a public record.
20	(52) To any portion of an examination administered or to be
21 administered by the State Licensing Board for Contractors, or to any answers
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1 for such an examination administered or to be administered by the board.
2 However, any person who has taken an examination administered by the board
may inspect his examination.
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
APPROVED:                          
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