OAG 86-51 is cited to emphasize that public agencies are not required to prepare and furnish lists that do not exist at the time of the request. This supports the decision that the Cabinet does not need to compile new records to meet the requestor's specifications but must allow inspection of existing nonexempt records.
OAG 86-51 was Followed by OAG 89-85
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