Establishes the Public Records Exemptions Accountability Committee to review and recommend changes to public disclosure exemptions.
The bill creates the Public Records Exemptions Accountability Committee, consisting of thirteen members appointed by various state officials. The committee's purpose is to review public disclosure exemptions and provide annual recommendations to the governor and legislature. Members include representatives from the governor, attorney general, statewide media, local government, senate, house of representatives, and the public. The committee must develop review criteria, consider public input, and meet at least quarterly. The committee's recommendations are due by November 15th each year.
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