West Virginia § 6-9C-9 Procedural rules

West Virginia Statutes

§ 6-9C-9 — Procedural rules

West Virginia § 6-9C-9

Ch. 6GENERAL PROVISIONS RESPECTING OFFICERS

Art. 9CUNIFORM PUBLIC MEETINGS DURING EMERGENCIES ACT

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W. Va. Code § 6-9C-9 (2026).

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A public agency may adopt rules for conducting a virtual meeting under this article, comparable to rules for conducting an in-person meeting of the public agency. The rules may include:

(1)The means by which the public agency will inform members of the public that a virtual meeting will be held;

(2)The effect of a technical or quality problems that interferes with meeting or access to a meeting by a member of the public agency or the public;

(3)The means by which a record considered at a meeting is made available to the public agency and, if required by other law, the public;

(4)The means for access to a meeting by an individual with a disability; and

(5)The process by which a person may object under §6-9C-7 of this code to the conduct of a meeting on the ground that the procedur

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A public agency may adopt rules for conducting a virtual meeting under this article, comparable to rules for conducting an in-person meeting of the public agency. The rules may include:

(1) The means by which the public agency will inform members of the public that a virtual meeting will be held;

(2) The effect of a technical or quality problems that interferes with meeting or access to a meeting by a member of the public agency or the public;

(3) The means by which a record considered at a meeting is made available to the public agency and, if required by other law, the public;

(4) The means for access to a meeting by an individual with a disability; and

(5) The process by which a person may object under §6-9C-7 of this code to the conduct of a meeting on the ground that the procedure denies the person due process of law.