2. Review and evaluation.__ Upon referral of a proposed public records exception from the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over the proposal, the review committee shall conduct a review and evaluation of the proposal and shall report in a timely manner to the committee to which the proposal was referred.__The review committee shall use the following criteria to determine whether the proposed exception should be enacted:

A.__Whether a record protected by the proposed exception needs to be collected and maintained;

B.__The value to the agency or official or to the public in maintaining a record protected by the proposed exception;

C.__Whether federal law requires a record covered by the proposed exception to be confidential;

D.__Whether the proposed exception protects an individual's privacy interest and, if so, whether that interest substantially outweighs the public interest in the disclosure of records;

E.__Whether public disclosure puts a business at a competitive disadvantage and, if so, whether that business's interest substantially outweighs the public interest in the disclosure of records;

F.__Whether public disclosure compromises the position of a public body in negotiations and, if so, whether that public body's interest substantially outweighs the public interest in the disclosure of records;

G.__Whether public disclosure jeopardizes the safety of a member of the public or the public in general and, if so, whether that safety interest substantially outweighs the public interest in the disclosure of records;

H.__Whether the proposed exception is as narrowly tailored as possible; and

I.__Any other criteria that assist the review committee in determining the value of the proposed exception as compared to the public's interest in the record protected by the proposed exception.