N.C. Gen. Stat. § 143-318.9
Public policy
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Current — April 1, 2022
As of June 1, 2021
Whereas the public bodies that administer the legislative, policy-making, quasi-judicial, administrative, and advisory functions of North Carolina and its political subdivisions exist solely to conduct the people's business, it is the public policy of North Carolina that the hearings, deliberations, and actions of these bodies be conducted openly.
Whereas the public bodies that administer the legislative, policy-making, quasi-judicial, administrative, and advisory functions of North Carolina and its political subdivisions exist solely to conduct the people’s business, it is the public policy of North Carolina that the hearings, deliberations, and actions of these bodies be conducted openly.
History
(1979, c. 655, s. 1.)
Local Modification. - (As to Article 33C) Alamance: 2009-52, s. 1(g), as amended by 2013-70, s. 4; Buncombe County: 2009-52, s. 1(g); 2018-116, ss. 1, 2; (As to Article 33C) Edgecombe: 1991, c. 404, ss. 3(h), 4(h) and 5(e); (as to Article 33C) Franklin: 1993, c. 341; (As to Article 33C) Mecklenburg: 2009-52, s. 1(g); (As to Article 33C) Pitt: 2009-52, s. 1(g), as amended by 2013-70, s. 4, as amended by 2018, s. 1; (As to Article 33C) Wake: 2009-52, s. 1(g), as amended by 2013-70, s. 4, as amended by 2013-270, s. 2; (as to Article 33C) city of Charlotte: 2000-26, s. 1, as amended by 2007-255, s. 1; city of Durham: 1983, c. 373; city of Fayetteville: 1989, c. 355, s. 1; (as to Article 33C) city of Franklinton: 1993, c. 341; (as to Article 33C) city of Greensboro: 1987, c. 51; (As to Article 33C) city of Rocky Mount: 2003-327, as amended by 2009-74.
Official source: North Carolina General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain North Carolina statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.