So, John Kavanagh wants the Corporation Commission to develop a website to post corporate and LLC filings and keep them for 90 days. Really?
Publicnoticeads.com already exists and provides filings for an indefinite period of time. It’s easy to use, sends the notice to your email address and it is not controlled by any government entity.
The Kavanagh-proposed website would expand the reach of government, compromise the transparency of government and local businesses and cost the taxpaying public at least $65,000.
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Nancy Henry
So, John Kavanagh wants the Corporation Commission to develop a website to post corporate and LLC filings and keep them for 90 days. Really?
Publicnoticeads.com already exists and provides filings for an indefinite period of time. It’s easy to use, sends the notice to your email address and it is not controlled by any government entity.
The Kavanagh-proposed website would expand the reach of government, compromise the transparency of government and local businesses and cost the taxpaying public at least $65,000.
Hopefully, the bill that Mr. Kavanagh is sponsoring will go the way of his “bathroom police” bill.
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