Maine LD1091 mandates that individuals recognized by the moderator at town meetings must be allowed to speak for a specified duration.
Maine LD1091 amends the state's municipal meeting laws to ensure that any person recognized by the moderator at a town meeting must be allowed to speak for a specified duration. This law also stipulates that non-voters can only speak with the consent of two-thirds of the voters present. The bill aims to reinforce free speech at town meetings by providing a structured opportunity for public comment.
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