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	Amend CSHB 3 as follows:                                                     
	(1)  On page 9, after line 8, by adding the following 
appropriately numbered section and renumbering the subsequent 
sections accordingly:
	Sec. 22.64.  Confidential Information.  (a)  A sales price 
disclosure report filed with a chief appraiser under this 
subchapter is confidential and not open to public inspection.  The 
report and the information it contains may not be disclosed to 
another person other than an employee of the appraisal district who 
appraises property, except as provided by Subsection (b).
	(b)  Information that is confidential under Subsection (a) 
may be disclosed:
		(1)  in a judicial or administrative proceeding under a 
lawful subpoena;
		(2)  to a purchaser, grantee, seller, or grantor named 
in the report or in the deed to which the report applies or to a 
representative of the purchaser, grantee, seller, or grantor under 
a written authorization signed by the purchaser, grantee, seller, 
or grantor or otherwise to a state certified or licensed appraiser 
under a written authorization signed by the purchaser, grantee, 
seller, or grantor;
		(3)  to the comptroller or to an assessor for a taxing 
unit in which the property described in the report is located;
		(4)  in a judicial or administrative proceeding related 
to real property taxation:
			(A)  to which the purchaser, grantee, seller, or 
grantor is a party;
			(B)  to which an owner of the property described in 
the report is a party; or
			(C)  by the appraisal district for the purpose of 
establishing a value of the property or of providing evidence of 
comparable sales to appraise another property;
		(5)  for statistical purposes if the information is 
provided in a form that does not identify a specific property or 
specific purchaser, grantee, seller, or grantor;
		(6)  if and to the extent that the information is 
required to be included in a public document or record that the 
appraisal office is required to prepare or maintain; or
		(7)  to a taxing unit or its legal representative that 
is engaged in the collection of delinquent taxes on the property 
described in the report.
	(c)  Information that is disclosed under this section does 
not lose its confidential character.
	(d)  A person, other than the purchaser, grantee, seller, or 
grantor, who obtains a sales price disclosure report or information 
from the report commits an offense if the person:
		(1)  discloses the report or information to a person who 
is not authorized under this section to receive the report or 
information; or
		(2)  permits such a person to view, read, or copy the 
report or information.
	(e)  An offense under Subsection (d) is a Class B misdemeanor.          
	(f)  It is a defense to prosecution under Subsection (d) that 
the person who received information contained in the sales price 
disclosure report obtained the information from:
		(1)  a purchaser, grantee, seller, or grantor of the 
property described in the report; or
		(2)  a document or record other than the sales price 
disclosure report.