Business council took in closed session, and the legal ground it gave for shutting the public out.
Behind closed doors in 2020
11 meetings with business council marked confidential, 11 items in all, as named in council's agendas and minutes.
| Date | Meeting | Confidential items | Ground cited |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 November 2020 | General Committee |
|
s 254J(3)(e) legal advice or legal proceedings
|
| 10 November 2020 | Planning & Environment Committee |
|
s 254J(3)(e) legal advice or legal proceedings
|
| 20 August 2020 | Ordinary Meeting |
|
not stated in the minutes we hold |
| 17 August 2020 | General Committee |
|
s 275(1)(f) starting or defending legal proceedings
|
| 13 July 2020 | General Committee |
|
s 275(1)(f) starting or defending legal proceedings
|
| 15 June 2020 | General Committee |
|
s 275(1)(f) starting or defending legal proceedings
|
| 29 May 2020 | Special Meeting |
|
s 275(1)(f) starting or defending legal proceedings
|
| 13 May 2020 | Special Meeting |
|
s 275(1)(f) starting or defending legal proceedings
|
| 30 April 2020 | Ordinary Meeting |
|
s 275(1)(f) starting or defending legal proceedings
|
| 20 February 2020 | Ordinary Meeting |
|
not stated in the minutes we hold |
| 11 February 2020 | Planning & Environment Committee |
|
not stated in the minutes we hold |
An ordinary meeting often lists a confidential item that a committee closed its doors for a week earlier; the ordinary meeting adopts the committee's recommendation, and council may not make a resolution while a meeting is closed, so the ground is usually minuted only at the committee. Check anything that matters against the meeting page and council's own minutes.
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