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Public Meeting Notice and Agenda Requirements Gathering Process
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List of Requirements
Find examples of online and offline public meeting notices
Find examples of online and offline public meeting agendas and minutes
Find examples of laws, regulations and bylaws that oversee public meeting notice requirements and how the meeting agenda is set, how the meeting is conducted and how the meeting proceedings are to be made public
Identify accessibility provisions to all of the above both in terms of notice and meeting accommodations
Identify online standards that meet the needs for meeting notice and agenda with a special concentration on standards that are open and both human readable and machine processable
Jurisdiction
Date and Time
Busy time and registration (if needed or required)
Location and Directions
Legal requirements and citations
Cite laws (e.g. sunshine, accessibility, jurisdiction, times)
Quorum requirement
Rules of the meeting/procedural rules (e.g. link to Roberts Rules, etc.)
Archival requirements/notice/minutes/motions considered/approved
Aggregation and syndication techniques (e.g. RSS)
Agenda items and meeting notes/minutes
Media considerations (e.g. published documentation, video/audio, broadcasting, online participation)
BLT analysis of public meeting notice and agenda (models of the Business requirements, Legal issues and Technology implementation)
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