(a) A municipal government shall use a “.gov” sponsored top-level domain for:(1) The website address for the website, if any, of the municipal government; and(2) Any email addresses made available by the municipal government for use by the:(A) Municipal government; and(B) Employees of the municipal government.
(1) The website address for the website, if any, of the municipal government; and
(2) Any email addresses made available by the municipal government for use by the:(A) Municipal government; and(B) Employees of the municipal government.
(A) Municipal government; and
(B) Employees of the municipal government.
(b) A municipal government may operate a website that uses a sponsored top-level domain that is not a “.gov” domain if:(1) A reasonable person would not mistake the website as the primary website of the municipal government; and(2) The website of the municipal government is:(A) Solely for internal use and not intended for use by members of the public;(B) Temporary and in use by the municipal government for a period of no more than one (1) year; or(C) Related to an event, program, or informational campaign operated by the municipal government in partnership with another person or entity that is not a governmental entity.
(1) A reasonable person would not mistake the website as the primary website of the municipal government; and
(2) The website of the municipal government is:(A) Solely for internal use and not intended for use by members of the public;(B) Temporary and in use by the municipal government for a period of no more than one (1) year; or(C) Related to an event, program, or informational campaign operated by the municipal government in partnership with another person or entity that is not a governmental entity.
(A) Solely for internal use and not intended for use by members of the public;
(B) Temporary and in use by the municipal government for a period of no more than one (1) year; or
(C) Related to an event, program, or informational campaign operated by the municipal government in partnership with another person or entity that is not a governmental entity.
(c) The Legislative Council may authorize a waiver of the requirements of subsection (a) of this section if:(1) There are extraordinary circumstances under which use of a “.gov” sponsored top-level domain extension would cause demonstrable harm to citizens or businesses; and(2) A representative of the municipal government submits a written request to the Legislative Council that includes a justification for the waiver.
(1) There are extraordinary circumstances under which use of a “.gov” sponsored top-level domain extension would cause demonstrable harm to citizens or businesses; and
(2) A representative of the municipal government submits a written request to the Legislative Council that includes a justification for the waiver.