The Pennsylvania Right to Know Policy (1.1 MiB) is a law enacted in 2008 by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania that guarantees citizens of the state access to public records. This policy ensures that citizens can obtain public records, such as government records, meeting minutes, and financial records, through open records requests. The policy also provides guidance to public agencies on how to respond to open records requests in a timely manner. Types of Pennsylvania Right to Know Policy (1.1 MiB) include the Right to Know Law, the Office of Open Records, and the Department of Community and Economic Development. The Right to Know Law establishes the right of citizens to access public records, while the Office of Open Records provides assistance to citizens in obtaining public records. The Department of Community and Economic Development provides regulations related to public records, such as how to make an open records request and how to respond to an open records request.