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HB0338

Disclosure of Undelivered Legislator Emails

Last scannedOct 8, 2026, 2:41 AM

In one sentence

The bill requires the Legislative Service Office to publish a list of quarantined email domains and IP addresses during legislative sessions, allowing individuals to request removal from quarantine.

Requires the Legislative Service Office (LSO) to publish or update a list of all internet domain names and IP addresses being quarantined or prevented from delivering emails to legislators at least once per day on each legislative day during a session.
Allows individuals whose email communications have been quarantined by the LSO to request that their current and future emails be removed from quarantine.
Specifies that the LSO must remove requested items from quarantine within two days unless it poses an actual, articulable security threat.

Legislators
Individuals whose email communications are quarantined by the Legislative Service Office

The bill did not pass and was not considered for introduction.
It is unclear how many individuals will request removal from quarantine or what security threats might prevent it.

Plain language

Quarantine: The process of blocking or isolating email domains or IP addresses to prevent them from delivering messages to legislators.
Internet Protocol Address (IP): A unique numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.

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