You have voted SB-593: Provides relative to records of the governor. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-582: Revises the Public Records Law. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-515: Provides for certain exceptions to public records law. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-379: Provides an exception to the public records law for certain records involving criminal litigation. (8/15/10).

You have voted SB-32: Provides that state government emails are public records and requires public servants to execute written acknowledgement that such emails are considered public. (1/1/11) (OR SEE FISC NOTE GF EX).

You have voted SB-280: Excepts personnel records of public employees and records of internal affairs investigations and proceedings relating to such employee from provisions relative to public records. (8/15/10).

You have voted SB-279: Provides for exemptions for public record requests. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-275: Provides that the personnel files of law enforcement officers are not public records. (8/15/10).

You have voted SB-167: Provides for the confidentiality of cemetery records during the pendency of an investigation of any officer, employee agent or agency of the state. (8/15/10).

You have voted HB-949: Provides that certain criminal history records are public records and for accessibility thereto (EG INCREASE SG EX See Note).

You have voted HB-791: Provides relative to public records exceptions.

You have voted HB-777: Provides relative to the definition of "public body" for purposes of public records laws.

You have voted HB-769: Provides relative to the confidentiality of certain records.

You have voted HB-731: Provides a public records exception for certain confidential reports made to the Board of Ethics.

You have voted HB-672: Requires that copies of public records be provided in an electronic format unless it creates an undue burden on the custodian or compromises the security of proprietary software (OR SEE FISC NOTE LF RV).

You have voted HB-610: Extends public records exemption to all practitioners licensed by the La. State Board of Medical Examiners.

You have voted HB-501: Provides relative to application of public records laws to the records of the office of the governor.

You have voted HB-500: Removes exemption from public records laws for economic development negotiations.

You have voted HB-499: Provides relative to application of public records laws to the records of the office of the governor.

You have voted HB-307: Provides relative to application of public records laws to the records of the office of the governor.