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When is a public agency obligated to release rules for its employees to the public?
It has no obligation to make the rules public.
It must make the rules public if Congress orders it.
It must make the rules public after 90 days.
It must make the rules public after 50 years.
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It has no obligation to make the rules public.
Explanation: Internal personnel rules and practices that affect only agency employees are generally exempt from disclosure under Freedom of Information Act Exemption 2 (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(2)). By contrast, substantive rules of general applicability that affect the public must be published (e.g., in the Federal Register) under the Administrative Procedure Act/FOIA.
Explanation: Internal personnel rules and practices that affect only agency employees are generally exempt from disclosure under Freedom of Information Act Exemption 2 (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(2)). By contrast, substantive rules of general applicability that affect the public must be published (e.g., in the Federal Register) under the Administrative Procedure Act/FOIA.
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