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HB0337

HB0337: Closed Meetings for Agency Business Strategies

Last scannedOct 18, 2026, 2:19 AM

In one sentence

This bill would allow state agency governing bodies to hold closed meetings to discuss marketing or pricing strategies for agency-operated businesses in competitive settings.

Amends Wyoming law to add a new reason for holding executive sessions.
Allows governing bodies of agencies to meet in private to consider marketing strategies.
Allows governing bodies of agencies to meet in private to consider pricing strategies.
Applies these rules to services provided by a business operated by an agency in a competitive setting.
Specifies that public discussion may be harmful to the business's competitive position for this exception to apply.
Sets an effective date of July 1, 2005, for the changes.

The bill is marked as inactive and did not pass the House committee.
The source text does not specify which agencies operate businesses in competitive settings.

Plain language

Executive session: A meeting that is not open to the public.
Competitive setting: A context where the agency's business competes with others, as defined in the bill text.

Official record

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Public statements

Last checked Aug 7, 2:28 PM

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Wyoming roll calls

1 roll call

H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(b) 0-9-0-0-02005-03-02 · House0 yes 9 no

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