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Committee weighs shifting public-notice requirements online; staff asked to draft appropriation and may/shall amendment
Summary
Committee members considered a proposal to treat publication on a central state website as satisfying legal public-notice requirements and discussed costs and implementation timing for a state-run system.
Committee members discussed a measure addressing public-notice publication, including a proposal that notices which currently must appear in print also be considered published if posted on a state-run website.
John Arnold, deputy insurance commissioner, and Sandy McMurdie, deputy secretary of state, described experiences where newspapers missed required publication dates and the downstream operational and…
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