Providing public records is not an extra responsibility

From Sunshine Review

August 31, 2008

[edit] Providing public records is not an extra responsibility

"Just as refusing even one qualified voter at the polls would be unacceptable, any failure by a custodian of public information to share that information when asked is an unacceptable erosion of a basic right. Closed records put government in charge instead of people."

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