Classification clarification of certain data maintained by the attorney general

This bill clarifies which data collected by Minnesota's Attorney General's Office must be treated as "private" under state law. It specifically designates five categories of data as private, including disciplinary records (excluding public hearings), non-investigative files, consumer complaints against businesses, inactive litigation-related investigations, and detailed home protection hotline information (like consumer names, addresses, mortgage details, and income). These changes directly affect consumers who interact with the Attorney General's Consumer Division and require the office to handle these specific data types with privacy protections. The policy change explicitly defines the scope of private data, ensuring consistent classification without altering data collection practices.