Niki Kelly, editor of the Indiana Capital Chronicle, has reviewed dozens of transparency complaints to the Indiana Office of the Public Access Counselor during Sunshine Week, a national initiative that emphasizes the importance of open government. The complaints included requests for public records, police records, zoning board minutes, and water usage for a data center. Some exemptions included attorney-client privilege, deliberative materials and trade secrets. However, when requested records are not provided, citizens can file a complaint with the public access Counselor, who issues an opinion. While there are no fines for the government, a person can win attorney's fees.