136 Jurisdictions, Pre-Configured

A jurisdiction pack preloads your regime's statute, deadlines, business-day calendars, exemption catalogues, fees, notification rules, letter templates, and statutory report formats — right down to the currency its fee schedules are quoted in and the month your fiscal year starts. Each pack is a starting point built from public information about the legislation, not legal advice — your legal counsel validates and adjusts it for your tenant, and nothing locks you in. Every regime runs on the same platform, inside your own Microsoft 365 tenant.

Canada

Access to information

Health & children's services privacy

Private-sector privacy

United States

Public records

US us-foia

United States — Federal

Federal Freedom of Information Act

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CA us-ca-pra

California

Public Records Act (CPRA-amended)

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NY us-ny-foil

New York

FOIL — 5-business-day response

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TX us-tx-pia

Texas

Public Information Act — AG-decision to withhold

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FL us-fl-sunshine

Florida

Public Records / Sunshine — reasonable-time production

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IL us-il-foia

Illinois

FOIA — Public Access Counselor review

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WA us-wa-pra

Washington

Public Records Act (RCW 42.56)

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PA us-pa-rtkl

Pennsylvania

Right-to-Know Law with binding Office of Open Records appeals

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OH us-oh-pra

Ohio

Public Records Act with the Court of Claims mediation path

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GA us-ga-ora

Georgia

Open Records Act with a strict 3-business-day clock

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NJ us-nj-opra

New Jersey

OPRA — appeal to the Records Council or Superior Court

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NC us-nc-pra

North Carolina

Broad Public Records Act with mandatory pre-court mediation

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MI us-mi-foia

Michigan

FOIA — appeal to the body's head, then Circuit Court

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VA us-va-foia

Virginia

FOIA for citizens and media, with an advisory FOIA Council

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MA us-ma-prl

Massachusetts

Public Records Law with binding Supervisor of Records orders

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AZ us-az-prl

Arizona

Open records on a balancing test, no exemption list

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CO us-co-cora

Colorado

Open Records Act with three exemption tiers, court-enforced

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MN us-mn-gdpa

Minnesota

Data Practices Act — classify every element, not exempt

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CT us-ct-foia

Connecticut

FOIA with a binding Freedom of Information Commission

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SC us-sc-foia

South Carolina

FOIA with a two-step determination-then-production clock

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MD us-md-pia

Maryland — Public Information Act

A 10-day initial response and a 30-day production clock

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IN us-in-apra

Indiana — APRA

Channel-aware acknowledgment duties and reasonable-time production

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TN us-tn-tpra

Tennessee — TPRA

Tennessee-citizen requesters and the 7-business-day rule

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MO us-mo-sunshine

Missouri — Sunshine Law

Three business days, with penalties graded by intent

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WI us-wi-prl

Wisconsin — Public Records Law

A balancing test instead of an exemption list, with fee-shifting

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DC us-dc-foia

District of Columbia — FOIA

15 business days, narrow exemptions, appeal to the Mayor

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AL us-al-prl

Alabama

A brand-new response clock, layered on Alabama's 1981 Stone balancing test

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AK us-ak-pra

Alaska

Silence is a denial, then a two-step appeal — agency head, then superior court

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AR us-ar-foia

Arkansas

Records due immediately, not just promptly — a 3-day clock only if in active use

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DE us-de-foia

Delaware

Denials go to the Attorney General first — a 60-day, 20-day checkpoint before court

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HI us-hi-uipa

Hawaii

UIPA's privacy balancing test, backed by a binding OIP appeal

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ID us-id-pra

Idaho

One statute, two clocks — residents get 3 days, everyone else gets 21

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IA us-ia-orl

Iowa

No fixed response clock — but a board with binding-order power (IPIB)

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KS us-ks-kora

Kansas

KORA's exemptions are permissive — "shall not be required," not "must"

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KY us-ky-ora

Kentucky

AG review that has the force of law, unless appealed in 30 days

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LA us-la-prl

Louisiana

No deliberative-process exemption — and no reason ever required to ask

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ME us-me-foaa

Maine

No catch-all privacy exemption — every withholding names its letter, A to X

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MS us-ms-pra

Mississippi

Incident reports stay public no matter what else in the file is exempt

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MT us-mt-pra

Montana

A constitutional right to know that just got its first real deadline (HB 100, 2025)

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NE us-ne-prs

Nebraska

30 exemption categories, every one optional — "may," never "shall"

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NV us-nv-pra

Nevada

Mandatory attorney fees and civil penalties up to $10,000, not a judge's discretion

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NH us-nh-rtk

New Hampshire

The state that prices part of a request by the e-mail — $1 each past 250

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NM us-nm-ipra

New Mexico

Eight exceptions, no rule of reason, and $100-a-day damages for a late denial

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ND us-nd-ors

North Dakota

Confidential records must close; exempt records may — two tiers, one real choice

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OK us-ok-ora

Oklahoma

A new Public Access Counselor, plus a search fee most requesters never pay

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OR us-or-prl

Oregon

Conditional vs. unconditional exemptions, and a free mediator before court

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RI us-ri-apra

Rhode Island

Three enforcement routes to one denial, fines graded by intent

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SD us-sd-ora

South Dakota

A hearing examiner rules before a judge ever sees the case

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UT us-ut-grama

Utah

2025: a single director replaced the old Records Committee

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VT us-vt-pra

Vermont

Redact, never withhold whole — the shortest clock in the region

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WV us-wv-foia

West Virginia

No search fee, no deference in court — de novo, burden on the agency

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WY us-wy-pra

Wyoming

A governor-appointed ombudsman mediates before anyone sues

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PR us-pr-lta

Puerto Rico

Spanish and English, with a $100/day fine backing the court's order

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GU us-gu-sunshine

Guam

A $1,000 fine that comes out of the official's own pocket

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VI us-vi-pra

U.S. Virgin Islands

A right to inspect with no statutory clock at all

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MP us-mp-oga

Northern Mariana Islands

Ten days, no extension — and 48-hour court compliance if you're wrong

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US us-state-records

United States — Other States

Configurable baseline for states not modeled individually

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Consumer privacy

Federal & sector privacy

Europe

United Kingdom & Ireland

European Union & Europe

EU eu-gdpr

European Union — GDPR

One-month rights deadline, first copy free

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EU eu-institutions-foi

European Union — Institutions

Access to documents — Regulation (EC) 1049/2001

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EU eu-edps-1725

European Union — Institutions (2018/1725)

Data protection for the EU's own institutions, supervised by the EDPS

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EU eu-ai-act

European Union — AI Act (deployers)

The Article 27 FRIA and the deployer duties under Regulation 2024/1689

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AT at-ifg

Austria — Informationsfreiheitsgesetz

The IFG that replaced official secrecy on 1 September 2025

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DE de-ifg

Germany

IFG — one-month access, advisory BfDI, federal-only

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FR fr-cada

France

CRPA access with a mandatory CADA advisory opinion

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NL nl-woo

Netherlands

Wet open overheid — active disclosure, absolute/relative exceptions

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BE be-openbaarheid

Belgium — Publicité / Openbaarheid

Four regimes — federal, Flemish, Walloon and Brussels — in one pack

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ES es-transparencia

Spain

Ley 19/2013 transparency, binding CTBG reclamación

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PT pt-lada

Portugal — LADA

Ten working days, with CADA complaints within 20 days

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IT it-foia

Italy

Accesso civico generalizzato with controinteressati notice

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PL pl-udip

Poland — UDIP

14 days, refusal by administrative decision, courts at the end

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SE se-foi

Sweden

Freedom of the Press Act — immediate, anonymous access

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FI fi-foi

Finland

Openness Act — public by default, two-week response

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DK dk-offentlighed

Denmark — Offentlighedsloven

Seven working days, and an Ombudsman who publishes

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NO no-offentleglova

Norway — Offentleglova

Without undue delay — where silence is legally a refusal

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CH ch-transparency-dp

Switzerland

Transparency Act + revised FADP (nFADP)

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Rest of World

Australia & New Zealand

Asia, Africa & Latin America

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