technical correction; double punishment
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Overview
House Bill 4056 makes a technical correction to Arizona law regarding public records requests. It ensures that legislators are exempt from fees and costs associated with making public records requests in their official capacity. Furthermore, the bill stipulates that public records provided to a legislator must be made available in the format requested by the legislator. This clarifies existing rules about how legislators can access public information.
Key provisions
- Legislators are exempt from fees for public records requests.
- Legislators are not responsible for costs associated with public records requests.
- Public records provided to legislators must be available in the format requested.
- This amendment clarifies existing rules regarding public records access for legislators.
Who is affected
- Legislators
- State of Arizona
- Public Records Requestors
Notable changes
- Specifically exempts legislators from fees associated with public records requests.
- Mandates that public records be provided in the format requested by the legislator.
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