Arizona SB1437 amends public records law to require free access to public records and electronic format delivery.
Arizona SB1437 modifies public records law to ensure public records are provided without charge for purposes listed in sections 39-122 or 39-127. The bill mandates that requests for public records must affirm they are not for commercial use or, if they are, provide a statement explaining the intended use. It also requires custodians of public records to furnish an index of records and to make copies, printouts, or photographs while the records are in their possession.
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