Tennessee HB1890 allows state legislators to request and review state records to assess compliance with laws and identify necessary changes.
Tennessee HB1890 amends state laws to allow members of the general assembly to request and review records from state governmental entities. This is to enable legislators to determine if state laws are being complied with and if changes are needed. The bill outlines procedures for these requests, including confidentiality acknowledgments and penalties for unauthorized release of records. All records remain in the possession of the governmental entity during review.
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