New York A11143 mandates agencies to create rules for appealing denied Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests and to publish contact details for.
New York A11143 requires agencies subject to FOIL to establish rules for appealing denied requests and to publish contact information for such appeals. The bill mandates agencies to promulgate rules on whom a requestor may appeal to and how to request records or appeal denials. Additionally, it requires agencies to publish contact information for FOIL requests and appeals on their websites, including names, job titles, mailing addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses. The bill also mandates agencies to allow electronic mail submissions for requests and appeals.
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