This citation is used to clarify that while the Open Records Law does not require agency workers to provide instruction on understanding the information in the records, it does imply that records should be accessible in a format usable by the requester. The decision cites this opinion to support the argument that providing records in an inaccessible format subverts the intent of the law.
OAG 89-81 was Cited by 93-ORD-046
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