OPRA governs access to what type of records?

• A. Government records, subject to privacy restrictions.
• B. Only property tax records.
• C. Personal medical records of private individuals.
• D. Tax assessor manuals only.

Answer: (A)

OPRA deals with access to government records held by New Jersey public agencies, and those records can be opened to the public unless a specific exemption applies to protect privacy, security, or other sensitive information. The best answer reflects that scope: it isn’t limited to one kind of record like property tax files, private medical records, or manuals; rather, it covers government-held records with narrow exemptions. So you can request many types of records from state, county, and local agencies, but access may be restricted when privacy or safety concerns apply.