Alaska HB200 mandates state agencies to compile lists of their publications, identify outdated or duplicative ones, and submit these lists to the.
HB200 requires state agencies to compile lists of their publications, identify those that are outdated, duplicative, or excessive, or could be delivered electronically. Agencies must submit these lists to the governor and legislature every ten years. The governor is then required to submit a bill to eliminate or modify these identified publications. The bill also repeals certain sections related to publication requirements.
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