Texas HB2679 allows state governmental bodies to hold closed meetings to deliberate on defense, military, or aerospace issues.

Texas HB2679 amends the Government Code to allow certain state governmental bodies to conduct closed meetings for deliberations on defense, military, or aerospace issues. These issues include the establishment of major facilities by the United States Department of Defense or the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in Texas, or economic incentives offered by governmental bodies to private entities or nonprofits. The bill clarifies that these deliberations do not need to be conducted in open meetings.

Texas HB2679 allows state governmental bodies to hold closed meetings to deliberate on defense, military, or aerospace issues.

Texas HB2679 amends the Government Code to allow certain state governmental bodies to conduct closed meetings for deliberations on defense, military, or aerospace issues. These issues include the establishment of major facilities by the United States Department of Defense or the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in Texas, or economic incentives offered by governmental bodies to private entities or nonprofits. The bill clarifies that these deliberations do not need to be conducted in open meetings.