California AB2557 mandates the Legislative Counsel to make various legislative information publicly accessible electronically.
California AB2557 requires the Legislative Counsel to provide public access to numerous legislative documents and information electronically. This includes the legislative calendar, bill texts, bill histories, statuses, analyses, position letters, veto messages, California Codes, California Constitution, and statutes enacted since 1993. The information must be accessible via the largest nonproprietary, nonprofit public computer network, in multiple formats, and free of charge.
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- Legal Framework
- Critical Issues
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