Excludes information about the reporters of complaints against child care facilities from public

HB 339 prevents public disclosure of the identities of people who file complaints against licensed child care facilities. The bill amends a law to require that when substantiated parental complaints and findings are made available to the public upon request, any information identifying the complaint filer must be removed. This directly affects parents or individuals reporting issues at child care centers by keeping their personal information confidential. The key provision is a specific requirement to redact reporter identities from public records of such complaints.