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When government agencies outsource basic services to third-party non-profit contractors, one consequence is that the public may lose its access to information about the service that the public would have retained, had a government agency carried out the service directly.〔Alasdair Roberts, (''Blacked Out: Government Secrecy in the Information Age'' ) (Cambridge, 2006), Chapter Seven; Roberts, A., (Structural Pluralism and the Right to Information ). ''University of Toronto Law Journal, 51 (2001)'', 243-271.〕 A concern that previously public information will become privatized and inaccessible to the public when a government agency moves to contract out services to third-party vendors arises whether the third-party vendor is a non-profit organization or a for-profit organization. However, a number of key court cases in this area have arisen when non-profits have rebuffed requests for information under a state's right-to-know laws. ==Key court cases (U.S.A.) ==
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