Your Right to Know: More money is needed for records access, Attorney General Josh Kaul says
Kaul says 2.6 requested positions were cut from the last budget, limiting the agency’s ability to process records and enforce open government laws.
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Your Right to Know: More money is needed for records access, Attorney General Josh Kaul says
Attorney General Josh Kaul, who is seeking a third term, says more money could help the agency he leads "reduce response times to public records requests." Your Right to Know: More money is needed for records access, Attorney General Josh Kaul says is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
Kaul: More money is needed for records access
Requesting public records in Wisconsin can sometimes mean waiting weeks, months and even longer for government officials and agencies to respond. What could help speed things along? At the state Department of Justice, which has recently come under scrutiny for its own delays in releasing records, Attorney General Josh Kaul says the agency he leads needs more money....
Column: Kaul says more money needed for records access
Requesting public records in Wisconsin can sometimes mean waiting weeks, months and even longer for government officials and agencies to respond. What could help speed things along? At the state Department of Justice, which has recently come under scrutiny for its own delays in releasing records, Attorney General Josh Kaul says the agency he leads… Read More: Column: Kaul says more money needed for records access »
October: Kaul: More money is needed for records access – Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council
Requesting public records in Wisconsin can sometimes mean waiting weeks, months and even longer for government officials and agencies to respond. What could help speed things along? At the state Department of Justice, which has recently come under scrutiny for its own delays in releasing records, Attorney General Josh Kaul says the agency he leads needs more money. “Additional resources could help the DOJ reduce response times to public records …
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