California AB2063 mandates the Legislative Counsel to make various legislative documents and proceedings publicly accessible through the internet.

California AB2063 requires the Legislative Counsel to make several types of legislative information available to the public via the internet. This includes the legislative calendar, committee schedules, bill texts, bill histories, statuses, analyses, and audiovisual recordings of legislative proceedings. The bill also mandates that personal information about users accessing this information be kept strictly for administrative purposes and not for proprietary interests. The information must be accessible in nonproprietary, nonprofit formats and should not incur any fees for access.

California AB2063 mandates the Legislative Counsel to make various legislative documents and proceedings publicly accessible through the internet.

California AB2063 requires the Legislative Counsel to make several types of legislative information available to the public via the internet. This includes the legislative calendar, committee schedules, bill texts, bill histories, statuses, analyses, and audiovisual recordings of legislative proceedings. The bill also mandates that personal information about users accessing this information be kept strictly for administrative purposes and not for proprietary interests. The information must be accessible in nonproprietary, nonprofit formats and should not incur any fees for access.