Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vetoed two bills sponsors said were designed to make the Freedom of Information Law a more effective tool for those seeking information from government agencies.
December 16, 2015 at 04:05 AM
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vetoed two bills sponsors said were designed to make the Freedom of Information Law a more effective tool for those seeking information from government agencies.
A114/S1531 would have reduced to 30 days from nine months the time agencies have to perfect an appeal of a court decision overturning the denial of an information request.
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