A. Government laws, regulations, and policies should facilitate public access to public information by encouraging a diversity of sources, including the government, library community and private sector information industry, to offer or provide access to such information.
D. Government should not use scarce resources to disseminate an information product that has the likelihood of duplicating other current or near future products in the market that reasonably achieve an agency's dissemination objective.
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A. Government laws, regulations, and policies should facilitate public access to public information by encouraging a diversity of sources, including the government, library community and private sector information industry, to offer or provide access to such information.
D. Government should not use scarce resources to disseminate an information product that has the likelihood of duplicating other current or near future products in the market that reasonably achieve an agency's dissemination objective.
Nothing like consistency (unless it interferes with our cash making abilities) From SIAA's own Principles of Gov't Information.