Definition of a "public official" in a city or a county modification

SF 2062 amends Minnesota Statutes section 13.43 to narrow the definition of "public official" for disclosure purposes. It removes general managerial and department head positions in cities/counties over certain population thresholds from the list of roles where complaint data automatically becomes public. Instead, it specifies that only certain defined roles - like school business managers, HR directors, and specific administrative staff - qualify as "public officials" under this rule. This change means complaint data for most city/county managers and department heads will no longer automatically be disclosed, unless disciplinary action occurs or a settlement releases legal claims. The bill affects how public records related to employee complaints are handled for specific government employees in local government and school districts.