Burgenland
GO-LT Bgld
Formally: Geschäftsordnung des Burgenländischen Landtages
GO-LT Bgld § 55 (LGBl. Nr. 47/1981; zuletzt geändert LGBl. Nr. 54/2025); Bgld. Landesverfassung Art. 22 (LGBl. Nr. 42/1981; zuletzt geändert 2024)
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Sunshine Score
| Advance Notice | — |
|---|---|
| Public Comment | Not required |
| Closed Sessions | 6 permitted categories |
| Minutes | Required |
| Recording | Not required |
| Remote Participation | — |
| Enforcement | Procedural_objection, legislature included |
Public Participation
Time limits: Speaking time limits are set by GO-LT Bgld and the Präsidialkonferenz (Conference of Presidents). Limits vary by debate type.
Austrian Landtage do not have a statutory public comment period at plenary sessions. Members of the public may submit written petitions (Petitionen) but cannot address the floor during sessions.
Virtual Meetings
GO-LT Bgld 2025 amendment (LGBl. 54/2025) provisions for remote member participation not confirmed in this research pass; verify § 55 ff.
Closed Sessions
Closed (executive) sessions: Allowed under specific circumstances
Permitted Categories
Meeting Minutes
Content requirements: Sitzungsprotokolle (session minutes/verbatim records) are required. Plenary debates are typically recorded verbatim (Wortprotokoll). Published on the Landtag website.
Recording & Broadcast
Enforcement
Sources & References
- Full text of law →
- Bgld. Landesverfassung (Art. 22 — Öffentlichkeit der Landtagssitzungen) → — State constitution; Art. 22 establishes public character of Landtag sessions.
- Bgld-Landtag.at — Geschäftsordnung overview → — Official Burgenland Landtag website.