Open Meetings and Open Records Laws Sample Clauses

The Open Meetings and Open Records Laws clause requires that certain meetings and records of an organization or governmental body be accessible to the public. In practice, this means that meetings must be announced in advance, open for public attendance, and that records such as minutes, agendas, and official documents must be made available for public inspection, subject to specific exceptions. The core function of this clause is to promote transparency and accountability by ensuring that the public can observe and review the decision-making processes and actions of public entities.
Open Meetings and Open Records Laws. The School acknowledges that it is subject to the provisions of the Colorado Open Meetings Law and Open Records Act, and agrees that it will comply with the provisions of such laws in connection with all of its activities.
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Open Meetings and Open Records Laws. The Network acknowledges that it and each of its Schools is subject to the provisions of the Colorado Open Meetings Law and Open Records Act, and agrees that it will comply with the provisions of such laws in connection with all of its activities.
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Open Meetings and Open Records Laws. The Network acknowledges that it and each of its Schools is subject to the provisions of the Colorado Open Meetings Law and Open Records Act, and agrees that it will comply with the provisions of such laws in connection with all of its activities. The District agrees that it will promptly provide the Network a copy of any Colorado Open Records Act (“▇▇▇▇”) or other open records request that requests information of the Network. The Network agrees to post notice of board meetings and agendas on the Network website at least one day prior to meetings. The Network agrees to post minutes of meetings at least one week after they are approved.
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