Published on: 02/27/2026
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A bill designed to make it easier for public officials to discuss public policies, personnel decisions or proposed expenditures in private with journalists, citizens and each other advanced at the Capitol Friday, even as key lawmakers raised concerns about harm to public transparency.
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