The Virginia Coalition for Open Government




January 2005 Newsletter (Vol. 9, No. 1)

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General Assembly panel stands pat on FOIA meeting rules for itself
Proposal would ease electronic-meeting rules
Coalition Bulletin Board
FOI Advisory Council Updates
Proposed FOIA exemptions for 2005
FOIAC's annual report: nearly 1,200 requests
FOIAC roadshows pass fifth-year milestone
Follow the money? Easier said than done!
Va. Legislators receive an F for disclosure of
Va.'s FOIA gets a B-, still ranked 5th
City manager wins libel suit
Keep those e-mail records
Charette or charade?
Vital records: $12 a pop
E-government Briefs
Freedom of Information Complaints
Kudos
Court-records committee sunsets
Appeal in Culpeper meeting case
Public TV/radio not a public body
Corp. no public body, but will operate as such
Restrict a governor's working papers, Griffith urges
Everett honored for her access work
Records access spotty, surveys continue to find
Media, ALA plan 'Sunshine Week' to press for government openness
PPEAs shut out the public -- and some elected officials
 
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