Posted on October 10, 2008 by Chip Merlin

Citizens Task Force Materials

Florida is a supposed to be a state where government is conducted in the public domain. Even I am skeptical about that, but there exist Sunshine Laws that afford the ordinary citizen the right to inspect documents and information that government uses to conduct its affairs.  The Task Force members were provided a number of materials by Citizens a day ago.  Here they are - mrtf_101008 - for anybody that might be interested.  This blog is being posted before today's meeting. I plan to report on my impressions as soon as I am out of our first session.

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Brent Winans - October 13, 2008 1:11 PM

Chip, thanks for making this info accessible. There is so much digest on this subject. I recently wrote a short article to try to make the issues easy to understand. It can be accessed by pasting the following address into your browser. http://www.irmi.com/Insights/Articles/2008/Winans-Citizens-Hurricane-CAT-Fund.pdf

Brent Winans, CPCU, ARM
Plastrdige Agency
Delray Beach, FL
561-276-5221
bwinans@plastridge.com

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