The bill has moved to the House floor.
INDIANAPOLIS – School boards could soon be required to allow public comment at meetings.
House Bill 1130 unanimously passed the House government and regulatory reform committee on Wednesday.
The legislation would require a governing body of a state or local public agency to allow members of the public to provide oral public comment at a public meeting.
The bill does allow school boards to remove intentionally disruptive persons to maintain order at meetings.
House Bill 1130 now moves to the House floor for consideration.
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