The House of Representatives’ action on Monday to override Gov. Sonny Perdue’s vetoes of a dozen bills could jump-start a discussion on rewriting the state’s Open Records Act.
The dozen veto-overrides are also likely to resume a legal debate between the House and Senate on what the state Constitution requires when one chamber must consider another chamber’s override.
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