Faster FOIA Bill Posts

 A commenter asked that I link or point to my earlier comments about the Faster FOIA Bill -- which I point out does nothing at all to make the FOIA faster.  It sets up a commission to come up with non-binding ideas, and for those of you with short memories, how did that debt commission work out?

Here are some of my previous posts -- the first ones are from the last session of Congress, when the bill first reared its head:

 http://thefoiablog.typepad.com/the_foia_blog/2010/03/ny-times-editorial-approves-of-leahycornyn-bill-misunderstands-bill.html

http://thefoiablog.typepad.com/the_foia_blog/2010/04/foia-commission-legislation-passes-senate-judiciary-committee.html

http://thefoiablog.typepad.com/the_foia_blog/2010/04/house-also-proposes-foia-commission.html

http://thefoiablog.typepad.com/the_foia_blog/2010/05/senate-passes-bill-to-create-foia-commission.html

http://thefoiablog.typepad.com/the_foia_blog/2010/04/brad-sherman-proposes-house-foia-panel.html

This post is from April when it was weakened and then reported out of committee. 

http://thefoiablog.typepad.com/the_foia_blog/2011/04/faster-foia-bill-amended-weakened-and-reported-to-full-senate.html