Relating to a special right of access under the public information law for a member of a governing board.

HB 4310 grants members of governing boards (such as city council members or county commissioners) a special right to access public information maintained by their own governmental body or affiliated nongovernmental entity, but only when acting in their official capacity. The bill requires that such information be provided promptly and without charge, with confidential details redacted upon request. Governing board members must sign confidentiality agreements to protect sensitive information, and attorney-client privilege remains applicable. This law directly affects local elected or appointed officials managing public entities under Texas public information law.