Maryland HB1624 modifies access to public records by inspectors general, allowing access under specific conditions.
Maryland HB1624 amends the Public Information Act to clarify conditions under which inspectors general can access public records. It allows inspectors general to inspect public records if the records are not privileged or confidential and if inspection does not conflict with state statutes, Supreme Court rules, or court orders. It also outlines procedures for challenging denials of access by inspectors general. The changes take effect October 1, 2026.
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