Washington HB2391 amends the public records act to clarify disclosure of lists of individuals.
Washington HB2391 modifies the public records act to specify that lists of individuals should not be disclosed for commercial, solicitation, or fundraising purposes. The bill mandates that state agencies maintain indexes of public records and make them available for public inspection and copying. It also outlines the costs that agencies can charge for providing copies of public records, excluding general administrative or overhead charges unless directly related to the copying process.
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