Generally revise public record laws

Changed the document title from 'House Bill No. 100' to 'Enrolled Bill', indicating the bill has been passed by both legislative chambers and signed into law.

Standardized capitalization in the 'Whereas' clauses, changing some words to lowercase for consistency.

Adjusted line breaks and spacing to align text properly within the page margins.

The bill identifier was changed from HB 100.2 to HB 100.3.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the header and page numbering sections.

Added a new 'Whereas' section to the preamble to explicitly state that consistent application of the right to know is in the public interest and to highlight the need for uniform standards across state agencies.

Adjusted line breaks and paragraph structure throughout the document, including reformatting the header information and the list of specific agencies subject to certain fee provisions.

Minor rewording in the fee section regarding customization costs and the requirement to document fees, though the underlying legal meaning appears consistent.

Extended the maximum response time for complex public information requests from 90 days to 6 months if the agency determines 90 days is not feasible and provides written notice.

Added a new requirement that allows agencies to request an estimated fee before gathering records; if the requester does not pay, the agency's deadline to respond is suspended until payment is made.

Reorganized the structure of the statute to clearly separate rules for non-executive agencies, general executive agencies, and specific executive agencies (Secretary of State, etc.).

The bill number was changed from HB 100.2 to HB 100.1, and the text was reflowed and renumbered, likely due to legislative amendments or version updates.

Added a new introductory 'Whereas' section to the bill text to articulate the legislative intent regarding the right to know and consistency in state government procedures.

Adjusted line numbers and page headers to accommodate the new introductory text, shifting the starting line of the main body from line 15 to line 17.

Removed the original line 15 ('BE IT ENACTED...') and renumbered subsequent lines to reflect the insertion of the new 'Whereas' clauses.

Deleted the requirement that the first hour of service for public information requests must be provided free of charge.

Reorganized the bill's structure to clarify fee obligations for different types of agencies, including specific start dates for certain departments.

Extended the maximum time allowed for executive branch agencies to respond to complex public information requests from 90 days to 6 months.

Updated the bill number from HB 100.2 to HB 100.1 and adjusted formatting throughout the document.

Capitalization of the title page header and the introductory 'Whereas' clauses was changed to all uppercase letters.

Added a 'WHEREAS' section to the beginning of the bill to provide context on why consistent public information standards are needed, replacing previous introductory text.

Reordered and renumbered the bill's text, shifting the main legal provisions from the start of the document to follow the new introductory context.

Adjusted line numbers and spacing throughout the document to accommodate the new formatting structure.

The response deadline for executive branch agencies requesting a 6-month extension was increased from 90 days to 6 months if the agency determines 90 days is not feasible.

The bill number was updated from LC 268 to HB 100.1, reflecting its progression in the legislative process.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the text indentation and line breaks throughout the document.