The proposal would let nonprofit members hold meetings remotely and count as present in person, unless their organization's rules provide otherwise.
Members could join or hold nonprofit meetings remotely unless the nonprofit's governing rules say otherwise. They would count as present in person if all participants could communicate with each other at the same time.
The proposal would not itself make earlier remote nonprofit meetings improper if participating members communicated with each other at the same time.
Nonprofit members could join remotely or hold an entire meeting remotely, and they would count as present in person. This would cover annual, regular, and special membership meetings of Wyoming nonprofit corporations. The nonprofit's founding documents or internal rules could provide otherwise. All participating members would need to be able to communicate with each other at the same time. The proposal specified July 1, 2026, as its effective date and covered meetings on or after that date. It failed introduction and did not take effect.
The proposal could not itself be used to treat earlier remote membership meetings as prohibited or improper. This provision would cover earlier membership meetings of nonprofit corporations. Participating members must have communicated with each other at the same time. This protection concerns how this proposal would be interpreted; it does not excuse violations of other meeting rules. This provision addressed meetings before the proposed July 1, 2026, effective date.
No hearings or votes scheduled.