Missouri bill would peel back the Sunshine Law, make open records more costly
Missouri’s current Sunshine Law says citizens cannot be charged for any records review done by government attorneys, but a new bill could change that.
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Missouri’s current Sunshine Law says citizens cannot be charged for any records review done by government attorneys, but a new bill could change that.
Missouri’s current Sunshine Law says citizens cannot be charged for any records review done by government attorneys, but a new bill could change that.
Missouri’s current Sunshine Law says citizens cannot be charged for any records review done by government attorneys, but a new bill could change that.
Amending Missouri's open records law to permit government agencies to withhold more information from the public -- and charge more for any records that are turned over -- is among Gov. Mike Parson's priorities for the 2022 legislative session.
Gov. Mike Parson’s office pushing for a bill that would increase costs of obtaining records from the government