HB2883 amends the Freedom of Information Act to require public bodies to post specific information on their websites.
HB2883 modifies the Freedom of Information Act by requiring public bodies to prominently display certain information on their websites. This includes a brief description of the public body, a directory of the Freedom of Information officer, and details on how the public can request information and public records. If a public body does not maintain a website, it must also post this information at each of its administrative or regional offices.
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