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    The commission shall study:
    I. The need for disclosure requirements or guidelines for email and other electronic communication occurring between and among state, county, and local government appointed and elected officials and employees of governmental entities.
    II. The need for disclosure requirements or guidelines for electronic communications with constituents of state, county, and local government appointed and elected officials and employees of governmental entities.
    III. Archival requirements for electronic documents.
    IV. The status of proprietary data within the definitions of the right-to-know law.
    V. The ability to recover costs relative to the retrieval of electronic files and communications.
    VI. Issues relative to public records posted to web sites of governmental entities.
    VII. Whether a member of a body subject to the right-to-know law may participate in a meeting by teleconference or other electronic means.
    VIII. The extent to which the public will be provided access to stored computer data under the right-to-know law.
    IX. Any other matter deemed relevant by the commission.

Source. 2005, 3:1, eff. May 3, 2005.