Open Records Counsel plans 2nd draft of model public records policy for ACOG
Open Records Counsel Ann Butterworth told members of the Advisory Committee on Open Government at a Friday meeting that her office will develop a second draft of a model public records policy and best practices guidelines and present them in coming weeks. ACOG, a 14-member committee appointed by the Comptroller's Office, is allowed under state law to review and provide comment on the model policy, and any other forms or schedules produced by the office. Butterworth and new deputy open records counsel Lee Pope said the office received more than 40 comments from the public and members of ACOG on its draft model policy and other eight documents and forms it [...]