Requires the clerk of the supreme court to advise each division of the courts of the necessity to keep public records.

Requires the state archivist to work with the clerk to provide information and instructions on the best method for keeping judicial records.

Requires the secretary of the senate and the chief clerk of the house of representatives to be the appointed public records officers for requests made to the senate or house, including each state legislative office in each house.

Requires the clerk of the supreme court to appoint public records officers for each division of the courts for requests made to the judiciary.