Private Session definition

Private Session means a meeting from which the public has been excluded in accordance with Article 4.16;
Private Session means “Closed Session”, as defined above;
Private Session means any portion of the meeting that is closed to the public for confidential deliberation in accordance with the Act.

Examples of Private Session in a sentence

  • At 4:40 p.m., on a motion by Trustee Harrison, seconded by Trustee Rutka, the regular meeting resolved into Committee of the Whole (Private Session) to consider matters on the private agenda of the Committee of the Whole.

  • M: S:JB JP NA LS DC AW DB Private Session Agenda The Regular Session of the Board of Education was recalled at .

  • The Meeting resumed at 2.00 pm, in Private Session, the President in the Chair.

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  • Now, Therefore Be it Resolved, that the Hasbrouck Heights Board of Education adjourn to Private Session for the purpose of discussing such matters, and Be it Further Resolved, that the public be informed of these matters as soon as the need to Remain confidential is no longer necessary at a future date to be determined.


More Definitions of Private Session

Private Session means a meeting of a Committee of the Whole Board or other committee of the Board closed to the public;
Private Session means a private meeting between the mediator and only one of the parties to further clarify
Private Session means a meeting from which the public has been excluded in accordance with Section 4.16;
Private Session means a private meeting between the mediator and only one of the parties to further clarify that party’s position and to explore possible solutions to the conflict. The mediator may not share information from the private session without consent of the party.
Private Session means the Committee of the Whole Board sitting in private pursuant to section 207 of the Education Act without the Superintendents of the Board present;