(a) A format that permits public notification of updates whenever possible.
(b) Requirements to update publishable data as often as is necessary to preserve the integrity and usefulness of publishable data.
(c) The availability of publishable data without registration or license requirements or restrictions on the use of publishable data. As used in this paragraph, "registration or license requirements or restrictions on the use of publishable data" does not include measures designed or required to ensure access to publishable data, to protect the web portal from abuse or attempts to damage or impair the use of the web portal, or to analyze the types of publishable data being accessed to improve service delivery.
(d) The ability to electronically search publishable data using external information technology.
(2) In establishing the open data standard, the Chief Data Officer shall consult with subject matter experts from state agencies, organizations specializing in technology and innovation, the academic community and other interested groups designated by the Chief Data Officer. Whenever feasible, the Chief Data Officer shall consult with these entities in the development of technical and open standards.
(3) The Chief Data Officer may adopt rules to implement the open data standard. [2017 c.720 §3]