The Seattle Times reports on yesterday's hearing on SB 6351, a bill that would allow an agency to not respond to records requests from people the agency deems "harassing."
Here is the Bellingham Herald story on the bill.
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- (Horrible) SB 6351 Appears to be Dead
- Judge Orders Disclosure Despite Contract
- Co-Mediation!
- Spokesman-Review Editorial on SB 6109
- Olympian Editorial on SB 6109 (Executive Session T...
- Too Much Disclosure?
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- Various Legislative Things
- Seattle Times Editorial on SB 6574 (Search Fees fo...
- More on (Horrible) SB 6351
- Toby Nixon Explains Why Open Gov't Is Important
- Yakima Herald-Republic Editorial on SB 6351
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