Who can request a written complaint about overcharges for public information according to the Texas Public Information Act?

The Texas Public Information Act allows individuals to request a written complaint regarding overcharges for public information specifically from the Office of the Attorney General. This office plays a crucial role in overseeing the implementation of the Act and ensuring compliance with its provisions. When someone believes they have been overcharged for accessing public information, they have the right to escalate this matter to the Attorney General, who has the authority to investigate and address such complaints.

The other entities mentioned do not possess this specific authority under the Texas Public Information Act to request a written complaint about overcharges, focusing instead on broader governmental roles or legislative functions rather than on the enforcement of public information rights. This distinction underscores the pivotal function that the Office of the Attorney General serves in upholding transparency and accountability in public information requests.