According to the bill, offices must acknowledge the records request within 10 business days, grant or deny the request within 20 business days, and give copies of the record within 45 business days after an agreement with the requestor.
The bill, SB196, works to streamline the process of making a public records request. Currently, there are no timelines for Alabama’s public records law.
If this bill passes, people will need to fill out and deliver their requests by hand or mail. An electronic request could be made if the agency has already implemented that process.The bill was previously passed in the Senate. After passing the House committee, the bill now heads to the House for final passage.
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