2013 Bill(s)

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2013 Bill(s)

* CCS HB 256
Sponsor: Jones, Caleb
Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED
Description: Remove the sunset on a couple of provisions allowing closed records and meetings including terrorism policies and security systems. The CCS also requires that public officials' use and requests to use state airplanes be open records.

See:	Senate roll call - CCS HB 256 (05/17/2013): 3rd reading of the final version of a bill extending closed-record status of government terrorism plans and making government flight requests by some government officials public records. House roll call - CCS HB 256 (05/17/2013): 3rd reading of the final version of a bill extending closed-record status of government terrorism plans and making government flight requests by some government officials public records. House roll call - HA 1 HCS HB 256 (02/12/2013): An amendment to the open meetings bill to require that flight logs and flight requests of state government air planes by government officials be open to the public. The Fiscal Note(s) Official legislative description and status

See:

Senate roll call - CCS HB 256 (05/17/2013): 3rd reading of the final version of a bill extending closed-record status of government terrorism plans and making government flight requests by some government officials public records.

House roll call - CCS HB 256 (05/17/2013): 3rd reading of the final version of a bill extending closed-record status of government terrorism plans and making government flight requests by some government officials public records.

House roll call - HA 1 HCS HB 256 (02/12/2013): An amendment to the open meetings bill to require that flight logs and flight requests of state government air planes by government officials be open to the public.

The Fiscal Note(s)

Official legislative description and status

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