Open Government What’s Private and What’s Not Chuck Kingston Senior Sales Engineer Perceptive Software, Inc. Adria Harper Director Florida First Amendment Foundation
●Sunshine Law What is it? How does it affect me? ●Public Records What records are “public” What the law requires regarding access Compliance Open Government What’s Private and What’s Not
●Public Records Access - Today Formal requests – in person or in writing Manual Intervention to process/retrieve/mail document(s) Costs/Fees – 15cents per page + other fees if applicable Manual Controls to ensure compliance
Open Government What’s Private and What’s Not ●Leveraging Technology Storage of documents, s, voice mails, video clips… Redacting documents efficiently Providing electronic access to the public Providing electronic access to the office staff Automating Security & Compliance enforcement
Open Government What’s Private and What’s Not ●Where’s the Justification – the ROI? Public Self Service for Access – reduction in labor effort Systematically control access to exempt and non-exempt public records. Automated Redaction – reduction in labor effort Disaster Recovery Protection Better Equipped to meet Compliance Requirements Cost to scan/store images versus the cost to manually process requests