As always, it depends on how the sausage is ground:
State senators approved a public records bill Monday after changing it to keep secret from the public many documents that show how elected officials make decisions.
The bill — Senate File 25 — also would prohibit the public from seeing correspondence that is sent to less than a majority of a political body…
As approved by senators Monday, the bill would prevent any member of the public from seeing documents related to “pre-decisional” or “deliberative” communications. That designation would apply to anything from advisory opinions to suggestions from experts, staff or anyone else…
The joint judicial committee this fall advanced a bill that did not contain any restrictions related to deliberative documents or provisions to keep secret the documents sent to less than a majority of a board.
Filed under: 3. Access law | Tagged: foi reform, proposed exemptions, Wyoming |
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