March 28, 2003
Bush Administration Releases Draft Policy on Release of Classified Documents
A draft policy from the Bush administration on the release of classified documents is being met with relief by historians and proponents of a more open government.
The draft would preserve a process, established in an executive order in 1995, that requires the government to automatically make public any 25-year-old classified document that does not contain information critical to national security. However, the policy would delay those documents scheduled to be released this spring
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