The Government in the Sunshine Act:

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The Government in the Sunshine Act requires federal agencies to conduct their business regularly and in public. This means that meetings must be held in public and accessible to the public, with a few exceptions for certain sensitive information. The Act does not require agencies to release information upon request, nor does it pertain to sunscreen requirements.  Additionally, the Act does not have a termination or renewal clause.