House Bill 307, Louisiana 2010

House Bill 307

Status:

Final Status:

c (House and Governmental Affairs Committee

Sponsor:

Representative Wayne Waddell

Introduction date:

03/11/2010, Introduced in House

State law:

Louisiana Public Records Act

Bill text:

Text of HB 501

Status key:

= Passed,	= Failed/Vetoed,
= Committee	= Awaiting Vote

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HB 307

HB 307, a bill introduced by Representative Wayne Waddell, would remove the exemption for the office of the governor, and instead apply the full scope of the open records policy to the entire executive branch. The bill would however preserve a deliberative process exemption clause. ^[1]

Current bill status

Support for the bill

Criticism of the bill

News stories

Daily World, "Two bills seek to open La. records" 5/20/2010

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References

↑ Text of HB 501

Similar bills from other states

c House Bill 867 and Senate Bill 1838, Florida 2010
c Senate Bill 3, Alabama 2010
a Senate Bill 30, Connecticut 2010
a Senate Bill 414, Connecticut 2010
a Senate Bill 416, Alabama 2010

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