Minnesota SF4379 prohibits municipalities from entering into nondisclosure agreements.
Minnesota SF4379 makes it illegal for municipalities to enter into nondisclosure agreements or contracts that restrict the disclosure of information to the public, except as required by state or federal law. Any such agreements or contracts are void and unenforceable. If a contract contains a void provision, it must be severed. Municipalities must publicly disclose any contracts that violate this provision. This law takes effect the day after final enactment.
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