Rhode Island H7580 allows public records stored in a computer system to be provided at no charge upon request.
Rhode Island H7580 amends the state's public records law to allow public records stored in a computer system to be provided at no charge upon request. This change applies to all public bodies and aims to ensure transparency and accessibility of public records. The bill specifies that public bodies must establish procedures for accessing public records and must provide records in a reasonable format, including electronic delivery if feasible. The act takes effect upon passage.
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