Colorado Regulations § 8 CCR 1505-6-20 Redaction of Sensitive Information
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20.1
Any person who believes their safety or the safety of an immediate family member may be in jeopardy as a result of information disclosed on any campaign finance registration or report, personal financial disclosure, or gift and honoraria report filed with the Secretary of State, may apply to the Secretary of State to redact sensitive personal information from the online versions of such report(s).
20.1.1
The Secretary of State, upon a finding of good cause, may redact the minimum amount of sensitive information necessary to protect the safety of such person or his or her immediate family.
20.1.2
If the Secretary of State redacts sensitive information disclosed on a campaign finance report, the original unredacted report remains a public record under Article
72
of Title
24
C.R.S.
20.2
Applications for redaction of sensitive information must be submitted in writing and include the requestor's name, the identified entry(s) of concern, a justification for the application, and the committee to whom the contribution(s) was made or expenditure(s) received.
20.3
Applications for redaction of sensitive personal information are not subject to disclosure under the Colorado Open Records Act. [Section
24-72-201
et. seq., C.R.S.]