Washington § 42.52.8022 - Exemption — Informational or educational meetings regarding legislative issues.

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§ 42.52.8022. Exemption — Informational or educational meetings regarding legislative issues.

This chapter does not prohibit state employees from attending informational or educational meetings regarding legislative issues with a legislator or other elected official. It is not a violation of this chapter to hold such meetings in public facilities, including state-owned or leased buildings. This section is not intended to allow the use of state facilities for a political campaign or for the promotion of or opposition to a ballot proposition.
[ 2011 c 63 s 1.]

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