All of the following rights of requestors are included in the Texas Public Information Act EXCEPT:

• A. Prompt access to information that is not confidential or otherwise protected
• B. Receive treatment equal to all other requestors
• C. Receive a copy of the communication from the governmental body
• D. Receive certain kinds of information with exceptions

Answer: (D)

The Texas Public Information Act centers on opening access to public records while recognizing that some information must be kept confidential. Requestors have the right to prompt access to information that isn’t confidential or protected, and agencies must treat all requestors equally and provide copies of public records upon request. The idea that you can “receive certain kinds of information with exceptions” isn’t a guaranteed right—exempt information may be withheld or redacted, and you don’t automatically receive those exempt parts. So while non-exempt information must be released, the notion of a blanket right to receive information with built-in exceptions isn’t a stated right of requestors under the Act.