Alaska transparency legislation
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This page covers legislation related to transparency in government proposed in Alaska.
2009
- House Bill 42[1], proposed by Rep. Bob Lynn (R), would have established a Legislative Study Group to prepare a report on the possibility of creating an immediate online state political campaign reporting system. Lynn said: "It's past time to bring political campaign disclosure into the 21st century."[2]
2008
- Alaska Check Register Online was launched in 2008 by the Alaska Department of Administration. It provided state payment information for expenditures over $1,000.
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