Texas SB2113 grants members of governing boards special access to public information from governmental and nongovernmental entities.
Texas SB2113 amends the Texas Government Code to establish a special right of access for members of governing boards. Members can inspect, duplicate, or inspect and duplicate public information maintained by governmental or nongovernmental entities if acting in their official capacity. The information must be provided promptly and without charge. The bill also outlines procedures for handling confidential information, including confidentiality agreements and decisions by the attorney general. Members can seek a writ of mandamus if entities fail to comply with access requirements.
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