HB 2289 is a bill that amends the current law regarding the distribution of legal opinions related to school matters. The bill modifies the responsibilities of the superintendent of public instruction by removing the requirement to furnish copies of attorney general opinions to interested persons who request them. Additionally, it changes the process by which the attorney general handles opinions from county attorneys. If the attorney general revises the county attorney's opinion, the revised opinion will prevail. The bill eliminates the provision that opinions are deemed affirmed if the attorney general does not act within sixty days.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 15-253