Are there federal rules for conduct in meetings?

[iker]

California has a law known as the Brown Act, an act that dictates proper conduct for any type of meeting described within the act, including most government meetings all the way down to School Site Councils.

Is there a Federal Law, or set of federal laws that provide rules for conducting any type of meeting that involves government, or maybe even corporate decision making?

Please provide links to sources, thank you.

[jamilah38]

The only federal law that regulates this is the due process clause of the 14th Amendment.

[jan46]

Federal government departments have their own set of rules that govern how they conduct meetings. The government has no control or say in how corporate entities govern themselves or conduct internal meetings.

[sherborne16]

no

[ludano17]

Collectively, these are called "sunshine laws." Most governments have them. Other conduct-oriented laws are for anti-trust, such as meetings of people from similar industries to avoid the appearance of collusion.