Farmed Cervidae premises location data classified as private provision

SF 3375 classifies the location data of farms raising farmed cervidae (such as deer or elk) as private information under Minnesota law. The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to explicitly state that the premises location where these animals are kept must be treated as nonpublic data, directly affecting cervidae farmers. This change prevents public access to such location information, though the Board of Animal Health may disclose it if necessary for law enforcement, public health, or animal safety. The bill does not alter existing data privacy protections for other agricultural premises.