14 Del. C. § 504B
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§ Â 504B. Open meetings.
Official statutory text
(a) For purposes of this section:
(1) “Agenda items” means major issues expected to be discussed at a public meeting, and excludes procedural items such as votes to approve minutes or enter into executive session.
(2) “School board” means the board of directors of a charter school.
(b) School board meetings must include time for public comment on agenda items that are subject to a vote. Public comment on agenda items must take place before a school board vote on agenda items. The school board may impose reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions on the length of the public comment period and the amount of time allotted for each public comment.
(c) A method for the public to remotely attend and provide public comment at school board meetings must be provided.
(1) “Agenda items” means major issues expected to be discussed at a public meeting, and excludes procedural items such as votes to approve minutes or enter into executive session.
(2) “School board” means the board of directors of a charter school.
(b) School board meetings must include time for public comment on agenda items that are subject to a vote. Public comment on agenda items must take place before a school board vote on agenda items. The school board may impose reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions on the length of the public comment period and the amount of time allotted for each public comment.
(c) A method for the public to remotely attend and provide public comment at school board meetings must be provided.
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