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If local officials discuss and vote upon matters not on the agenda and refuse to hear public comment, may a complaint against the local officials be filed with the State Ethics Commission?

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If local officials discuss and vote upon matters not on the agenda and refuse to hear public comment, may a complaint against the local officials be filed with the State Ethics Commission?

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The State Ethics Commission does not have jurisdiction over matters involving the conduct of government meetings. A private attorney may provide legal assistance in such matters.