Public Comment: Transparency, Exemptions and Balancing Voice

Public Comment: Transparency, Exemptions and Balancing Voices at Government Meetings


An amendment to a law that further outlines the right for the public to comment at governmental meetings occurred last year and is just now receiving attention, according to Rutherford County Property Assessor Rob Mitchell who recently attended a meeting that examined the amendment.
House Bill 448 not only requires a specific period for public comment but also authorizes a governing body to place reasonable time restrictions on public comments...That was Toni Chadwick, Open Records Counsel in ...

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