Amend HB 1922 as follows: (1) In SECTION 1 of the bill, insert the following between Sections 559.004 and 559.005, Government Code, as added by the bill (page 1, between lines 52 and 53, senate committee printing): Sec. 559.005. DISCLOSURE OF CERTAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION; COMPELLING INTEREST OR INTENSE PUBLIC CONCERN REQUIREMENT. (a) This section applies only to the disclosure by a state governmental body of information that reveals an individual's: (1) social security number; (2) bank account number, credit card account number, or other financial account number; or (3) computer password or computer network location or identity. (b) A state governmental body may not disclose information described by Subsection (a) under Chapter 552 or other law unless the attorney general authorizes the disclosure after determining that: (1) there is a compelling governmental interest in disclosing the information that cannot be effectively accomplished without the disclosure; or (2) due to extraordinary circumstances, the information is especially relevant to a matter of intense public concern. (c) The requestor of the information or the state governmental body may request the attorney general to authorize the disclosure of information described by Subsection (a). (d) A state governmental body is not required to request a decision of the attorney general under Subchapter G, Chapter 552, before refusing to disclose a social security number, bank account number, credit card account number, other financial account number, computer password, or computer network location or identity in response to a request made under Chapter 552. The state governmental body shall inform the requestor that the requested information is being withheld under this section and that the requestor is entitled to request the attorney general to authorize the disclosure. (e) The attorney general may adopt rules to implement this section, including rules that describe appropriate and clearly defined circumstances under which a category of information described by Subsection (a) is presumed to satisfy a requirement of Subsection (b) and therefore may be disclosed without the necessity of obtaining specific authorization for the disclosure from the attorney general. A rule of the attorney general that describes circumstances under which information presumptively may be disclosed may limit disclosure to specific state, local, or federal authorities or may allow the information to be generally disclosed under Chapter 552, as appropriate. (f) The attorney general shall develop procedures under which the office of the attorney general will expedite a decision whether to authorize disclosure of information described by Subsection (a) when expedited consideration is warranted under the circumstances. (g) A decision of the attorney general under this section may be challenged in court in the same manner that a decision of the attorney general may be challenged under Subchapter G, Chapter 552. (h) If information described by Subsection (a) is requested under Chapter 552, Section 552.325 applies in relation to the individual who is the subject of the information in the same manner as if the individual were a requestor of the information, except that the attorney general shall notify the individual under Section 552.325(c) if the attorney general proposes to agree to the release of all or part of the information. (2) In SECTION 1 of the bill, in added Section 559.005, Government Code (page 1, line 53, senate committee printing), strike "559.005" and substitute "559.006".