Texas HB2248 amends public information law, requiring timely notices to requestors and modifying litigation cost assessments.
Texas HB2248 amends the public information law by adding new requirements for governmental bodies when responding to information requests. If a governmental body determines it has no information responsive to a request, it must notify the requestor within 10 business days. If the information cannot be disclosed in a single batch, the body must notify the requestor and the attorney general, providing specific dates for disclosure.
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