PUBLIC RECORDS ACT – Amends existing law to provide for the filing of a complaint by a person aggrieved and to revise provisions regarding denial of a request for disclosure.

H 600 amends Idaho's Public Records Act to create a clearer process for individuals denied access to public records. It requires people denied records to file a court complaint within 90 days, including the original request and response, and pay a $100 fee. The public agency must respond within 10 days, and courts must rule within 10 working days - without discovery or witness testimony. The bill also extends the time to file a petition for disclosure to 180 days and clarifies that trade secrets may be withheld under specific conditions.