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This resolution requires that audio and video broadcasts of Assembly committee meetings be available online by April 1, 2019.
Why it matters
Mandates a clear deadline for online access. By setting a specific date (April 1, 2019), the resolution removes previous ambiguity (“when practicable”) and guarantees timely public access to committee meeting broadcasts.
Increases government transparency. Requiring that committee meetings be broadcast and archived online gives the public a direct window into legislative discussions and decision-making processes, making the Assembly more accountable.
Aligns standards with Assembly sessions. By specifying that committee meeting broadcasts must meet the same requirements as televised Assembly sessions, the resolution ensures consistency in the quality and availability of legislative information.
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Stream Committee Meetings Online
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Assembly Resolution No. 39 BY: M. of A. Kolb AMENDING section 2 of Rule IV of the Assembly Rules, in relation to broadcast of committee meetings RESOLVED, That subdivision g of section 2 of Rule IV of the Assembly Rules is amended to read as follows: g. The audio and/or video broadcast of committee meetings shall be made available on the Assembly Internet site [when practicable] no later than April 1, 2019, and shall be subject to the same requirements as apply to televised proceedings of Assembly sessions pursuant to Rule X.
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