La. R.S. 47:9006 — Records of corporation deemed open; exceptions

A. All records of the corporation shall be deemed public records and subject to
public inspection as provided by the provisions of R.S. 44:1 et seq. unless:
(1) The record relates to or was provided by a confidential source or informant and
relates to lottery security, applicant, vendor, or retailer qualifications or conduct;
(2) The record involves a trade secret of the corporation or of a vendor; or
(3) The disclosure of the record would endanger the security of the lottery or its
retailers.
B.(1) Records pertaining to the security of lottery operations, whether current or
proposed, the security director, and the security division of the corporation shall be deemed
to be records containing security procedures, investigative techniques, or internal security
information for purposes of R.S. 44:3(A)(3).
(2) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, sports wagering account records
on individual players shall not be open to public inspection and shall be deemed records
collected or obtained for threat or vulnerability assessments in the prevention of terrorist-related activity or internal security purposes for purposes of R.S. 44:3(A)(3).
C. The exclusive venue for any action or matter regarding the records of the lottery
corporation is the parish where the lottery corporation is domiciled, and the district court for
that parish has exclusive jurisdiction thereof.