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The Boston Globe
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Opinion| Who's the speaker trying to deceive
The Massachusetts Legislature passed a bill claiming to enhance transparency, but critics argue it offers limited public access and aims to hinder legal actions related to legislative records. The legislation allows the state auditor limited access to certain records and extends the public records law to some parts of the governor’s office and legislature, but critics see it as a superficial effort tainted by political motives. The bill appears designed to counter ongoing legal challenges and voter initiatives seeking broader transparency, with opposition citing its restrictive provisions and lack of genuine reform.
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