Connecticut § 1-214a - Disclosure of public agency termination, suspension or separation agreement containing confidentiality provision.
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§ 1-214a. Disclosure of public agency termination, suspension or separation agreement containing confidentiality provision.
Sec. 1-214a. Disclosure of public agency termination, suspension or separation agreement containing confidentiality provision. Any agreement entered into by any public agency, as defined in section 1-200, with an employee or personal services contractor providing for the termination, suspension or separation from employment of such employee or the termination or suspension of the provision of personal services by such contractor, as the case may be, that contains a confidentiality provision that prohibits or restricts such public agency from disclosing the existence of the agreement or the cause or causes for such termination, suspension or separation including, but not limited to, alleged or substantiated sexual abuse, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation or sexual assault by such employee or contractor, shall be subject to public disclosure under this chapter.
(P.A. 06-132, S. 1.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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