From NewsOK.com:
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin released more than 51,000 pages of documents Friday to meet public records requests for information about how her office made health care decisions, but advocates of the state’s open record laws are concerned about what was not released.
In its request made in November, The Oklahoman asked for all emails relating to Fallin’s decision first to accept and then to reject $54 million in federal health care funding to develop a health care exchange, a primary component of the new federal health care law passed in 2010 and often called Obamacare.
The governor’s office said 31 emails, representing 100 pages, were not released under what it described as exemptions related to executive privilege, deliberative process privilege and attorney-client privilege.