The public records law enable citizens to request, review and receive copies of the records of governmental agencies, employees and officials. Public records include all documentary materials, regardless of physical form, prepared or used by public bodies for a function that is authorized by law. A few examples of public records includes books, records, writings, letters, emails and all documents used by public bodies unless specifically exempted in law.
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09.19.2023
PAR Guide to the 2023 Constitutional Amendments
- Constitutional Amendments
- Guide to Constitutional Amendments
The 2023 Guide covers the potential impact of eight constitutional amendments the public will consider on the Oct. 14 and Nov. 18 ballots. This nonpartisan, educational review helps you understand the issues and the proposed changes so you can develop your own positions on each proposition. Download: PAR Guide to the 2023 Constitutional Amendments Download: […]
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09.19.2023
PAR Guide to the 2023 Constitutional Amendments
- Guide to Constitutional Amendments
Voters are being asked to consider eight amendments to the Louisiana Constitution in this fall’s election cycle, with the proposals split evenly across the Oct. 14 and Nov. 18 ballots. The issues involve election financing, retirement debt payments, property tax exemptions, veto session adjustments and protections for churches, among other topics.