Ohio HB314 limits public record requests and allows contractors to respond on behalf of public offices.
Ohio HB314 amends public records laws to limit certain requests and allow contractors to respond. It defines "public record" and exempts specific types of information. Public offices must post their public records policy and may require requesters to pay costs. Offices can use contractors for voluminous requests. The bill outlines procedures for handling requests, including redactions and denials, and allows for legal action if requests are not fulfilled. It also specifies conditions under which certain information can be redacted or withheld.
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