Washington § 50A.25.140 - Disclosure when all details identifying an individual or employee are deleted — When authorized.

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§ 50A.25.140. Disclosure when all details identifying an individual or employee are deleted — When authorized.

Nothing in this chapter shall prevent the disclosure of information or records deemed private and confidential under this chapter if all details identifying an individual or employer are deleted so long as the information or records cannot be foreseeably combined with other publicly available information to reveal the identity of an individual or employer.
[ 2019 c 13 s 83.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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