The report is also severely critical of another provision in the bill that adds broad new exemptions to the open records law that, according to the ACLU, would keep the public uninformed on important safety matters. The exemptions include – incredibly enough as the state commemorates the anniversary of The Station tragedy – business fire safety records.While Googling for information on this, I had to scroll past dozens and dozens of news reports about the anniversary of the Rhode Island nightclub fire, many of which lauded Carcieri for introducing tough new fire safety regulations. And at the same time, he plans to make it impossible for citizens to find out if businesses are actually abiding by these rules. Say what? Why the hell are we classifying this type of information anyway?
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