With
National Sunshine Week (March 14-20) less than a month away, it's not too early to think about the reforms needed to make the legislative process more transparent. Whether it's the failure to implement a
reasonable budget review period, holding hearings on "
ghost bills," or carving out a
special legislative exemption from the state's public records act, it is clear that constitutional transparency protections are needed for citizens. The
Catch-22 of course, any constitutional reform must originate in the Legislature. Despite this obstacle, here are some suggested constitutional transparency protections to help make Washington the legislative sunshine state . . .
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