Arizona legislators who ask for public records as part of their official duties would pay no fees or costs and could get the records in any format they request.
A legislator making a public records request in an official role would not be charged a fee or be responsible for any cost tied to that request.
Records given to a legislator for an official request would have to be provided in any format the legislator asks for.
A new section of state law would say a legislator acting in an official capacity may not be charged a fee for a public records request. It covers any legislator who makes a public records request in the legislator's official capacity. The fee bar applies "notwithstanding any other law," so it would override other laws that allow fees. The legislator would also owe none of the costs related to the request.
Public records provided to a legislator making an official request would have to be made available in whatever format the legislator requests. It covers records given to a legislator who makes a public records request in the legislator's official capacity.
No hearings or votes scheduled.