It hasn't been done yet. This act didn't get top priority. Bengts suggests each department and agency appoint one person to collect access to information requests. Bengts said she wants to work with the government and does not want to be its enemy, but she stressed the importance of releasing public information. Often the government has information that they're not terribly excited about releasing to the public.
Government is public.
You and I are the owners. We should all be entitled to know what's going on with government at any point in time. Bengts also wants to inform residents about their privacy rights. Sometimes government officials or forms ask for information from residents that the government may not need to do its job. Bengts said it's important residents think before they hand over any personal information to the government.