> it will be public and someone can be held accountable What would be made public? If it isn’t verbose, it’s useless for accountability. If it’s too verbose, i

> it will be public and someone can be held accountable What would be made public? If it isn’t verbose, it’s useless for accountability. If it’s too verbose, it’s a privacy issue per se and burden to legitimate investigations. Though. Now that I think about it. Maybe a delayed notice requirement for anyone whose records are queried. That’s personally hitting in a way a public record is not.