(Olympia, WA) -- A bill that would "strongly encourage" local governments in Washington to authorize their law-enforcement officers to use body cameras is advancing in the Legislature. The measure puts limits on who's allowed to receive images from the cameras under Washington's public-records law. The "Spokesman-Review" reports it also allows a police department to withhold recordings that are "highly offensive to a reasonable person." The Senate has approved the House-passed bill, and it will now head back to the House for agreement on Senate changes.