A bill for an act relating to public meetings and records, including public notice requirements for meetings of a governmental body, supervision and fees associated with examining and copying public records, employment separation information for certain government employees, contractors, or appointees, and injunctions to restrain vexatious requesters.

The document structure was changed from paragraph-based text to a numbered line format, but the actual legal language and policy requirements did not change.

Governmental bodies must now directly advise news media who have filed notice requests about upcoming meetings, in addition to posting notices on bulletin boards or websites.

Requests for copies of public records no longer require the requester to be physically present; they can be fulfilled via telephone or electronic means.

Fees for public records must be reasonable and limited to actual costs (like copying), excluding administrative expenses like electricity or employee benefits, with specific exemptions for veterans' claims.

New criteria are added to define when an individual's employment separation information is considered public, focusing on the last date they performed work or essential functions.