From The Washington Examiner:
SANTA FE — It may be Sunshine Week — a nationwide initiative focused on the importance of access to public documents and information — but New Mexico lawmakers are halfway toward adopting a resolution creating an exception for legislative emails.
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The House on Sunday voted 48-16 to pass House Concurrent Resolution 1, which proposes limits for releasing emails and other records.
The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government opposes HCR1, saying it’s “a vaguely-worded measure” that would “pull a curtain of secrecy over important decisions that affect all New Mexicans.”
The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government is a member of NFOIC. –eds