South Dakota § 42-7B-8.1 Purposes for executive or closed meetings.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 42-7B-8.1 — Purposes for executive or closed meetings.

South Dakota § 42-7B-8.1

Title 42RECREATION AND SPORTS

Ch. 42-6LIMITED CARD GAMES, SLOT MACHINES, CRAPS, ROULETTE, AND KENO

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S.D. Codified Laws § 42-7B-8.1 (2026).

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In addition to the provisions of § 1-25-2 , the commission may hold executive or closed meetings for any of the following purposes:

(1)Considering applications for licensing when discussing the background investigations or personal information;

(2)Meeting with gaming officials of other jurisdictions, the attorney general, the state's attorney of Lawrence County or law enforcement officials relating to possible criminal violations;

(3)Consulting with the executive secretary, employees, and agents of the commission concerning possible criminal violations;

(4)Deliberations after hearing evidence on an informal consultation or a contested case necessary to reach a decision; and (5) Discussing business strategies, marketing, or pricing strategies of a licensee or an applicant

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In addition to the provisions of § 1-25-2 , the commission may hold executive or closed meetings for any of the following purposes: (1) Considering applications for licensing when discussing the background investigations or personal information; (2) Meeting with gaming officials of other jurisdictions, the attorney general, the state's attorney of Lawrence County or law enforcement officials relating to possible criminal violations; (3) Consulting with the executive secretary, employees, and agents of the commission concerning possible criminal violations; (4) Deliberations after hearing evidence on an informal consultation or a contested case necessary to reach a decision; and (5) Discussing business strategies, marketing, or pricing strategies of a licensee or an applicant for a license if public discussion may be harmful to the competitive position of the licensee or applicant for license or discussions with a licensee or an applicant for a license for the purposes of overseeing and defining gaming contracts pursuant to subdivision § 42-7B-11(1).