State Government - As introduced, authorizes a governmental entity to publish notices of public meetings on a secure website of the governmental body; authorizes a person to request an electronic or hard copy of an e-newsletter or notice published by the governmental body if the governmental body provides such documents electronically. - Amends TCA Title 8, Chapter 44, Part 1.
  • Bill History
  • Amendments
  • Video
  • Summary
  • Fiscal Note
  • Votes
  • Actions For HB0449Date
    Failed in State Government Committee03/22/2023
    Placed on cal. State Government Committee for 3/22/202303/15/2023
    Rec for pass if am by s/c ref. to State Government Committee03/14/2023
    Placed on s/c cal Public Service Subcommittee for 3/14/202303/08/2023
    Action Def. in s/c Public Service Subcommittee to 3/14/202303/07/2023
    Placed on s/c cal Public Service Subcommittee for 3/7/202303/01/2023
    Assigned to s/c Public Service Subcommittee02/01/2023
    P2C, ref. to State Government Committee02/01/2023
    Intro., P1C.01/30/2023
    Filed for introduction01/25/2023
    Actions For SB0550Date
    Assigned to General Subcommittee of Senate State and Local Government Committee03/28/2023
    Placed on Senate State and Local Government Committee calendar for 3/28/202303/22/2023
    Action deferred in Senate State and Local Government Committee to 3/28/202303/21/2023
    Placed on Senate State and Local Government Committee calendar for 3/21/202303/14/2023
    Passed on Second Consideration, refer to Senate State and Local Government Committee01/30/2023
    Introduced, Passed on First Consideration01/26/2023
    Filed for introduction01/25/2023
  • No amendments for HB0449.
    No amendments for SB0550.

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  • Fiscal Summary

    Decrease State Expenditures – Exceeds $45,600/FY23-24 and Subsequent Years Decrease Local Expenditures – Exceeds $265,200/FY23-24 and Subsequent Years/Permissive Other Fiscal Impact – A precise, recurring impact to state expenditures related to mailing newsletters cannot be reasonably determined. Additionally, any recurring mandatory or permissive increase to local expenditures cannot be estimated. *


    Bill Summary

    Present law requires a governmental body, subject to the open meetings law, that holds a meeting previously scheduled by statute, ordinance, or resolution to give adequate public notice of the meeting. Such governmental body that holds a meeting not previously scheduled by statute, ordinance, or resolution, or for which notice is not already provided by law, must give adequate public notice of the meeting. These notice requirements are in addition to any other notice required by law.

    This bill provides that, in lieu of providing adequate notice by publication in a newspaper of general circulation or by other means, a governmental body may provide adequate notice by publishing notice of the meeting on a secure internet website of the governmental body, if available. If the governmental body publishes an e-newsletter or its notices online, then the governmental body must establish a mechanism by which a person may sign up to receive such notices and e-newsletters by electronic mail, or, alternatively, to receive a hardcopy by regular mail.

  • FiscalNote for HB0449/SB0550 filed under HB0449
  • House Floor and Committee Votes

    HB0449 by Davis - HOUSE STATE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE:
    Failed in State Government Committee 3/22/2023
    Failed
              Ayes................................................7
              Noes................................................9

              Representatives voting aye were: Alexander, Beck, Carringer, Holsclaw, Johnson C, Leatherwood, Littleton -- 7.
              Representatives voting no were: Chism, Dixie, Eldridge, Haston, Jernigan, Miller, Powell, Rudder, Terry -- 9.

              HB0449 by Davis - HOUSE PUBLIC SERVICE SUBCOMMITTEE:
    Rec for pass if am by s/c ref. to State Government Committee 3/14/2023
              Voice Vote - Ayes Prevail

    Senate Floor and Committee Votes

    Votes for Bill SB0550 by the Senate are not available.