Records Act in a sentence

Makes corresponding changes in the Children and Family Services Act, the Counties Code, the Medical Practice Act of 1987, the Vital Records Act, the Criminal Code of 2012, and the Rights of Married Persons Act.

Currently, under the Presidential Records Act, incumbent presidents are for the custody and management of the records of their administration while in office.

Klippenstein pointed to a provision in the Federal Records Act that requires the archivist to request assistance from the attorney general if a federal agency does not comply with efforts to recover records.

Under the Presidential Records Act, White House records are supposed to go to the National Archives once an administration ends and regulations require such files to be stored securely.

As with residential hotels, inspection records and complaints obtained under the California Public Records Act revealed that the city’s enforcement system is riddled with inefficiencies and shortcomings.

It also raised questions about Caring for Denver’s transparency after the organization declined to provide records that the news organization requested under the Colorado Open Records Act.

Most government agencies across the region are no longer providing records to the public as is typically required under a state law known as the California Public Records Act amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Cal Coast Times has submitted requests, under the Public Records Act, for records of the allegations and the investigation into sexual harassment.

That challenge, brought by news organizations — including The Associated Press and The Seattle Times — resulted in a January court ruling that found legislative leaders in violation of the The Public Records Act for denying records.

Judge Aileen Cannon ruled Thursday that the Presidential Records Act does not apply to the 32 charges accusing him of mishandling classified documents in violation of the Espionage Act, which regulates unlawful retention of national defense information.

Additional information could be requested through the Colorado Open Records Act, except for the names of people who submit anonymous complaints.

Bronster said that Sayreville had not fulfilled requests made by Acciardi under the state’s Open Public Records Act.

Castañares is no stranger to California Public Records Act lawsuits.

Perhaps the reason has something to do with all the high-ranking government officials who have not been charged for negligent handling of classified information, none of whom were covered by the Presidential Records Act.

CalMatters filed a lawsuit last week to find out, after the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority repeatedly denied our attempts to inspect shelter incident reports under California’s Public Records Act.

In 2022, Nova Scotia opened the Adoption Records Act, providing better access to information for adopted people, birth parents and siblings.

The Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition provides guidance for journalists, and local and state bodies on Open Meeting Law, Sunshine Law and Colorado Open Records Act Requests.

The I-Team obtained them in two days by filing a Public Records Act request.

An open government transparency group says Albuquerque Public Schools is clearly violating the Inspection of Public Records Act, a long-standing state law that ensures access to public information.

But in Colorado, reporters have had to file Colorado Open Records Act requests and contact individual facilities to compile a still-incomplete picture of outbreaks and deaths at senior care facilities.