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Speaking after we reported on those FOIA provisions, Mendelson said Council staff had received FOIA requests for emails between his office and a particular lobbyist over a long period of time. That, he said, would result in lots of staff time reviewing all possible emails.
I just found what seems to be the FOIA request he was citing: a request for emails between lobbyist David Wilmot and Mendelson's office from 2004 to the present.
And an interesting tidbit from all the FOIA requests received by the Council this year: @JackEvansWard2's office is behind on responding to a number of them. By D.C. law, a FOIA response has to come within 15 business days, though a 10-day extension can be requested.
But back to the FOIA request Mendelson's office received, it could have been rejected outright had his FOIA changes stayed in the budget and were approved. He wants requesters to describe "with particularity" what they are seeking, which could mean specific terms, dates, etc.
Then that presents a self-interest possible conflict of interest and could bring in BEGA because he proposed something that would benefit him personally and politically!
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