§ 101873 State Agency Public Records
This law says that when a corporation has a state agency as a member, that agency only has to share records with the public the way this law tells it to, unless the record is sent to most of the agency’s leaders for a public meeting, in which case it must be shared according to the agency’s own rules.
A state university is part of a research corporation. The corporation creates a report about a new study.
The university, as a state agency member, only has to make the report public the way this law says. But if the report is sent to most of the university’s board members to discuss at an open board meeting, the university must then share the report with the public following the university’s usual public‑record rules.
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§ 101873 State Agency Public Records
Last verified: January 11, 2026