North Carolina Statutes
§ 120-135 — Legislator is custodian of documents
(a)Each legislator, while in office and after leaving office, shall be the custodian of all documents, supporting documents, drafting requests, and information requests made or received by that legislator while a legislator.
(b)A legislator, while in office or after leaving office, shall not be required to reveal or to consent to reveal any document, supporting document, drafting request, or information request made or received by that legislator while a legislator. (2023-134, s. 27.7(e).)
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