General Assembly - As introduced, requires a state governmental entity to disclose records and information to a member of the general assembly to enable the member to determine whether the laws of this state are being complied with and to determine whether the laws of this state need to be changed in accordance with certain procedures. - Amends TCA Title 3; Title 4 and Title 10, Chapter 7, Part 5.

Summary

The bill obligates any Tennessee state governmental entity to disclose records and information to a member of the General Assembly when the lawmaker submits a written request. The legislator must sign a confidentiality form and the records stay under the agency’s control. The purpose is to let lawmakers verify that state laws are being followed and to assess whether changes are needed.

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