This bill amends RSA 91-A:5 to provide that post-arrest photographs taken by law enforcement officers shall not be considered governmental records subject to disclosure under the right to know law, unless certain exceptions apply. The exceptions include if the subject of the photograph is convicted of a charge arising out of the arrest, if the subject fails to appear before the court after being granted bail or is suspected of committing a subsequent crime while on bail and public assistance is necessary to locate the subject, if the subject presents an immediate danger to the public and the release of the photograph is necessary for public safety, if the subject submits a written request to a media outlet that published the photo, if the photograph is disseminated to witnesses or other law enforcement agencies in the performance of a valid law enforcement function, if the photograph is taken or used for convicted, registered sex offenders under RSA 651-B:5, or if written approval is given by the highest ranking police officer on duty under one of these conditions. The bill also requires that any photograph released under these exceptions be removed from public circulation within 14 days if the court record of the individual has been sealed, if the conviction has been dismissed, annulled, or pardoned, if the individual was found not guilty of the crime, or if the individual was ultimately not charged or the charges were dismissed. The bill takes effect 60 days after its passage.