Plain English Breakdown
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Tallapoosa County Remote Access Fee Act
This act allows the Tallapoosa County Judge of Probate to charge a fee for people who access records remotely through computers or other electronic systems.
What This Bill Does
- Allows the Tallapoosa County Judge of Probate to collect an additional fee when someone accesses records in their office using a computer or another digital system.
- Requires that any fees collected be put into a special fund controlled by the judge for use in maintaining and improving the office's recording system and remote access services.
- Gives the judge the power to decide how these funds should be used, such as for technology needs or general operations of the office.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who want to access records from Tallapoosa County Judge of Probate’s office remotely through a computer or other electronic system.
- Tallapoosa County Judge of Probate and their staff.
Terms To Know
- remote access
- Using technology to view records from another location, like looking at documents on a website instead of going to the office in person.
- special indexing fund
- A specific account where money is kept for special purposes related to organizing and managing records.
Limits and Unknowns
- The act only applies to Tallapoosa County.
- It does not specify the amount of the fee that can be charged.