Oklahoma SB1420 amends the Open Meeting Act to update notice requirements and public comment opportunities.
Oklahoma SB1420 revises the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act by updating notice requirements for public bodies. It mandates that public bodies provide advance written notice of meetings, including details such as date, time, place, and agenda. The bill also allows public bodies to provide opportunities for public comment on agenda items before any business is transacted. Additionally, it authorizes public bodies to set rules for the time, manner, and order of public comment, including limits on comment duration and registration requirements.
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