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Open records loopholes die in Kentucky Senate

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FRANKFORT — A controversial rewriting of the Kentucky Open Records Act died in the Senate as the 2024 regular session ended Monday, but Republican leaders said lawmakers will revisit the issue during the interim before next year’s session.

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Open records loopholes die in Kentucky Senate

FRANKFORT — A controversial rewriting of the Kentucky Open Records Act died in the Senate as the 2024 regular session ended Monday, but Republican leaders said lawmakers will revisit the issue during the interim before next year’s session.

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Commonwealth Journal broke the news in on Tuesday, April 16, 2024.
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