Kentucky HB567 amends open records laws to clarify definitions and procedures for public records access.
Kentucky HB567 amends the state's open records laws to redefine "public agency" and "public record." It specifies that public records include all documentation in any form, whether owned or retained by a public agency. The bill mandates that public records be open for inspection by any resident of Kentucky, with certain exceptions. It outlines the process for requesting public records, including the use of a standardized form developed by the Attorney General. The bill also details the responsibilities of the official custodian of public records and the procedures for handling requests.
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