Pennsylvania HB1907 amends the Right-to-Know Law to adjust fee limitations and exceptions for public records.

Pennsylvania HB1907 amends the Right-to-Know Law to adjust fee limitations for document duplication and to add exceptions for public records. The bill specifies that fees for document duplication must be reasonable and based on prevailing fees for comparable services. It also adds exceptions for certain materials, including library archives, museum materials, and digital reproductions, indices, and metadata. The changes aim to balance public access to information with the protection of valuable or rare documents.

Pennsylvania HB1907 amends the Right-to-Know Law to adjust fee limitations and exceptions for public records.

Pennsylvania HB1907 amends the Right-to-Know Law to adjust fee limitations for document duplication and to add exceptions for public records. The bill specifies that fees for document duplication must be reasonable and based on prevailing fees for comparable services. It also adds exceptions for certain materials, including library archives, museum materials, and digital reproductions, indices, and metadata. The changes aim to balance public access to information with the protection of valuable or rare documents.