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Colorado - Open Government Guide

V. ASSERTING A RIGHT TO COMMENT.

Colorado - Open Government Guide

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FOREWORD
Open Records
I. STATUTE -- BASIC APPLICATION
II. EXEMPTIONS AND OTHER LEGAL LIMITATIONS
III. STATE LAW ON ELECTRONIC RECORDS
IV. RECORD CATEGORIES -- OPEN OR CLOSED
V. PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING RECORDS
Open Meetings
I. STATUTE -- BASIC APPLICATION.
II. EXEMPTIONS AND OTHER LEGAL LIMITATIONS
III. MEETING CATEGORIES -- OPEN OR CLOSED.
IV. PROCEDURE FOR ASSERTING RIGHT OF ACCESS
V. ASSERTING A RIGHT TO COMMENT.
Appendix

B. Must a commenter give notice of intentions to comment?

No provision in the Open Meetings Law addresses this issue.

‹ A. Is there a right to participate in public meetings? up C. Can a public body limit comment? ›

Colorado
M5B

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