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This bill makes several changes to Tennessee law concerning the Attorney General and Reporter's role in human rights matters, particularly regarding investigations and the handling of information. It repeals rules that were transferred to the Attorney General from a now-defunct human rights commission, simplifying the legal framework. Crucially, it clarifies that complaints filed with the Attorney General during a human rights investigation, along with any related documents or information, cannot be shared with anyone outside of authorized Attorney General representatives without the explicit consent of the person who provided the information, though exceptions exist for providing materials to the complainant, respondent, their attorneys, or law enforcement agencies enforcing anti-discrimination laws. The bill also updates references to the "commission" to now refer to the "attorney general" in certain sections and modifies provisions related to the confidentiality of conciliation agreements, stating they cannot be made public without the agreement of both parties involved and the Attorney General's determination that disclosure is necessary.

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