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House approves compromise bill to restrain fees for Kansas open record requests - Butler County Times-Gazette

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By Tim CarpenterKansas Reflector Lawmakers sidestep plan for 25-cent per-page fee cap on documents TOPEKA — The Kansas House shelved a proposal Thursday setting fee limits on government agencies responding to public requests under the Kansas Open Records Act and unanimously pivoted to a bill compelling a good-faith effort to control costs for searching, redacting or delivering documents. The original bill, introduced on behalf of the conservati…

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House approves compromise bill to restrain fees for Kansas open record requests - Butler County Times-Gazette

By Tim CarpenterKansas Reflector Lawmakers sidestep plan for 25-cent per-page fee cap on documents TOPEKA — The Kansas House shelved a proposal Thursday setting fee limits on government agencies responding to public requests under the Kansas Open Records Act and unanimously pivoted to a bill compelling a good-faith effort to control costs for searching, redacting or delivering documents. The original bill, introduced on behalf of the conservati…

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House approves compromise bill to restrain fees for Kansas open record requests • Kansas Reflector

Rep. Susan Humphries, a Wichita Republican, said factions that clashed on a bill designed to restrain costs to the public of Kansas Open Records Act requests reached a reasonable compromise. The agreement was unanimously passed by the Kansas House and sent to the Kansas Senate for consideration. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — The Kansas House shelved a proposal Thursday setting fee limits on government agencies responding to public req…

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