Committee introduces electronic‑notification draft with delayed onboarding for local governments
RS 32,235 would let state agencies and, later, local governments use online publication with a brief printed notice linking to the full text; the committee introduced the RS and sponsors clarified the printed notice remains permissive, not mandatory.
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Representative Jeff Aylers, R‑District 21 of Meridian, presented RS 32,235 to the House State Affairs Committee as a revision to previous electronic‑notification proposals. "We've heard concerns of committee members and have made some adjustments," Aylers said. He described two principal changes: a delayed onboarding schedule for nonstate entities and a temporary allowance for abbreviated newspaper notices that include a link to the full notice on an official website.
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