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passed · Connecticut · Senate Apr 30, 2026

SB 384: AN ACT REDEFINING "EXECUTIVE BRANCH AGENCY" FOR PURPOSES OF DATA GOVERNANCE.

SB 384 redefines key terms related to state data management for executive branch agencies, effective July 1, 2026. It clarifies definitions including "executive branch agency" (excluding certain higher education and state offices), "high value data," "open data," and "protected data" based on specific criteria like public demand, operational necessity, and legal requirements. The bill does not create new data-sharing mandates but establishes a framework for how agencies categorize and manage data under existing standards. It directly affects state agencies that collect or maintain public data, ensuring consistent terminology for future data governance policies. This is a procedural definitional update, not a substantive policy change.
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