New Jersey S2930 modifies access to government records, including changes to redactions, timelines, and penalties for violations.
New Jersey S2930 makes various changes to the process for accessing government records, including modifying conditions for responding to requests, encouraging online access, and altering the composition of the Government Records Council. It defines "personal identifying information" and sets specific timelines for responses to records requests. The bill also establishes a Police Record Access Improvement Task Force to investigate and recommend changes to police record access laws.
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