§ 1424 Interested Persons Definition

This law says that the term “interested person” means any government agency or any public officer or employee of state, local, or federal government.

Key Takeaways

•Includes any state, local, or federal agency.
•Includes any public officer or employee of those governments.
•The list isn’t closed – other similar government parties can also be “interested persons.”

Example

A state highway department wants to give input on a new road plan, and a city council member also wants to weigh in.

Both the highway department (a state agency) and the city council member (a public officer of a local government) are considered “interested persons” under this law, so they can be part of the discussion.

“Interested person” includes, but is not limited to: (a) Any interested state, local, or federal entity or agency. (b) Any interested public officer or employee of this state or of a local public entity of this state or of the federal government. (Enacted by Stats. 1990, Ch. 79.)

This law says that the term “interested person” means any government agency or any public officer or employee of state, local, or federal government.

Key Takeaways

•Includes any state, local, or federal agency.
•Includes any public officer or employee of those governments.
•The list isn’t closed – other similar government parties can also be “interested persons.”

Example

A state highway department wants to give input on a new road plan, and a city council member also wants to weigh in.

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