Now, here's an (from California) that would save time and effort for hard-pressed FOI officers:
"Every time a city employee produces a document, the computer system should automatically send a back-up copy to a public web server. That way nothing would get lost or erased, and anyone looking for public information could simply go to that site and search for it him or herself."
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