Travis Fain, WRAL — The North Carolina Senate passed much-discussed legislation Monday that would make more information public about why government employees are fired, demoted, suspended or transferred. House Bill 64 would make a general description of such decisions part of an employee’s public record, reviewable by just about anyone who asks. The North Carolina Press Association and other advocates for open government are pushing for the change, saying similar policies are in place for 35 other states.

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