FL S2122

Expands public records exemption to protect information about licensed foster parents, their spouses, minor children, and adult household members held by any state agency (previously limited to Department of Children and Family Services only)

Exempts from public disclosure: home/business/work/school addresses and telephone numbers, birth dates, medical records, home floor plans, and photographs of foster parents and their household members

Medical records remain permanently exempt even after a foster parent's license expires, and exemption continues indefinitely if the foster parent becomes an adoptive parent

Exempted information becomes public 5 years after a foster parent's license expires, except for medical records and information on former foster parents who became adoptive parents

Exemption subject to Open Government Sunset Review Act and will automatically repeal on October 2, 2015 unless the Legislature reenacts it