Government Disclosure
Government disclosure refers to the process by which government entities release information to the public. This can include documents, reports, and data that provide insight into government operations, decisions, and policies. The aim is to promote transparency and accountability, allowing citizens to understand how their government functions and how public resources are utilized.
In many countries, laws such as the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) enable individuals to request access to government records. This process helps ensure that the public can hold officials accountable and fosters trust between the government and its citizens.