A bill for an act relating to the filing of complaints with the Iowa public information board.

HF 2294 extends the deadline for filing complaints with the Iowa Public Information Board from 60 to 90 days after an alleged violation of open meetings (Chapter 21) or open records (Chapter 22) laws. It directly affects anyone seeking to complain about government transparency issues, including citizens, taxpayers, the attorney general, or county attorneys. The bill requires complaints to be filed within this 90-day window and mandates that all filed complaints become public records. This change provides more time for complainants to document and submit allegations of government noncompliance.