OAR 350-014-0060

OAR 350-014-0060. Confidential Information – Improperly Concealed Records

Last amended: 2026Length: 207 wordsOfficial source
(1) No current or former public official may accept employment or engage in any business or professional activity that the official might reasonably expect would require or induce them to make an unauthorized disclosure of confidential information acquired by the official by reason of the official’s official position. (2) No current or former public official may make a disclosure of confidential information gained by reason of the official’s official position or otherwise use the information for their personal gain or benefit or the gain or benefit of another, unless the disclosure has been authorized by statute or by the terms of a contract involving (a) the Gorge Commission and (b) the person or persons who have authority to waive the confidentiality of the information. (3) No current or former public official may disclose confidential information to any person not entitled or authorized to receive the information. (4) No current or former public official may intentionally conceal a record if the official knew the record was required to be released under Commission Rule chapter 350, division 12, was under a personal obligation to release the record, and failed to do so. This section does not apply where the decision to withhold the record was made in good faith.
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