Idaho bill amends public records law to extend response time for nonresidents and allow different fee schedules.
The Idaho bill amends existing law to extend the time public agencies have to respond to public records requests from nonresidents. Nonresidents now have thirty days to receive a response, compared to three days for residents. The bill also allows public agencies to establish different fee schedules for nonresidents, ensuring fees do not exceed actual costs. This change aims to balance the needs of nonresidents with the administrative burden on public agencies.
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