Closed Meetings Sample Clauses
Closed Meetings. The Board and Board committees may meet in a closed meeting to consider the following subjects:
Closed Meetings. The Cooperative and Cooperative committees may meet in a closed meeting to consider the following subjects:
Closed Meetings. The meetings shall be closed to the public. Each party shall maintain its own minutes of the negotiation sessions and neither party shall take or permit any types of electronic machine recording of the sessions.
Closed Meetings. All collective bargaining sessions shall be closed meetings as provided for in the Open Meetings Act.
Closed Meetings. Grantee must document why any meetings of its governing body, its committees, and CAB were closed and make available to the public a written statement of the reasons within a reasonable time after the closed meeting (47 U.S.C. § 396 (k)(4)). CPB also requires that the written statement be made available for public inspection, either at Grantee’s central office or posted on its station website, within 10 days after each closed meeting. Does Grantee comply with these requirements? Has Grantee designated a person responsible for documenting the reasons for closing meetings of the governing body, its committees, or meetings of the CAB? Xxxxxxx Xxxxx If so, please furnish the information requested below even if Grantee posts the documentation on the station website. Name of Responsible Person Senior Vice President, Corp. Title of Responsible Person Washington SEATTLE 0000 X XXXXXXXXX XX Location of Documentation (Address) Location of Documentation (City) Location of Documentation (State)
Closed Meetings. If needed, the Commission may hold a closed session per applicable Wisconsin Statutes.
Closed Meetings. All meetings and hearings under this procedure shall be closed to all persons other than the parties in interest, their representatives, and witnesses as necessary.
Closed Meetings. Negotiating meetings shall be closed to the press and the public.
Closed Meetings. The Board or committees, may hold a closed meeting from which the public is excluded only if it has provided sufficient notice of such meeting and only to consider: • Negotiations relative to real property. • Certain litigation pursuant to advice of legal counsel. • Certain employment matters. o An ASI “employee” shall not include any person elected or appointed to office • Collective bargaining. • Certain matters relating to a particular employee (unless the employee requests a public hearing). • To confer with law enforcement officials. • Such other matters as specifically enumerated in Education Code Section 89307. Prior to holding any closed meeting, the Board of Directors or committee, shall disclose on its posted agenda and in an open, public, regular meeting the item(s) to be discussed in the closed meeting. No other items shall be considered in the closed meetings. Immediately after any closed meeting it shall reconvene into a public regular meeting prior to adjournment and make disclosure of what actions, if any, were taken in the closed meeting.
Closed Meetings. Nonpublic matters. Pursuant to the general or special procedures for closing Commission meetings, as set forth in § 200.404 or § 200.405, respectively, a meeting, or any portion thereof, shall be closed to public observation where the Commission determines that such meet ing, or a portion thereof, is likely to—