District advisory committee requirement to comply with chapter 13D and give notice of meetings

SF 1056 requires all Minnesota school district advisory committees to comply with Chapter 13D (the state's open meeting law) and provide public notice of all regular and special meetings. This bill directly affects school district advisory committees, which are responsible for community input on curriculum, academic standards, and equity initiatives. The key provision mandates that these committees, including any subcommittees, must follow public meeting procedures and publicly announce meeting times and locations in advance. The bill does not change the committees' composition or duties, only their meeting transparency requirements.