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There have been some loop holes that have been put in [the original law]. I guess the biggest problem is there are some terms in the law that are misunderstood or misinterpreted by public officials. One of the main ones is, the law attempts to define what a meeting is. We always thought the law was clear, that the parts of the meeting that were supposed to be open would be discussions, whatever matters were pending, debate and the votes.

With only a couple of weeks left before the next [Federal Open Market Committee] meeting, investors will continue to debate whether the Fed will raise rates at its next meeting and if they don't, are they done,

Michael Sheldon

I sensed, according to the paper anyway, disappointment in the meeting and maybe a lack of information being shared from the study. The NRCS' thought about the meeting was a way to talk to the Watershed Planning Board and give a brief preview of what the draft plan might look like. What we hoped to receive from that meeting was a discussion with that board to see what the actual public meetings might look like.

This is actually a win for the public. The new criminal penalty for closed meeting violations is the teeth in the law that wasn't there before. It's a vast improvement from just making them go back in open meeting and doing it all over again.

They have requested a meeting for Monday. Hopefully, this isn't just a meeting for them to save face with the public. If they were serious, we'd be meeting right now. I'm not real optimistic.

Whoever invented the meeting must have had Hollywood in mind. I think they should consider giving Oscars for meetings: Best Meeting of the Year, Best Supporting Meeting, Best Meeting Based on Material from Another Meeting.

William Goldman (1931-)

William Goldman

I think it came out of the frustration of the City Council meeting that we all attended, particularly the Thursday one, where they tried to cut off the debate. They tolerate the public's discussion, but they don't really involve the public in the decision.

I felt the envoy was sincere, and it was the most satisfying meeting we have had yet (with American officials). We thank you for meeting with us.

I can't assure you we'll have a public meeting because we don't have to have another public meeting. It's up to the board. I agree with you that we could have brought a big display of what the cemetery would look like over the next 15 years. But more short term is the fact we have an antiquated water system we need to replace and we're looking at over $150,000 (for a new one).

The Israeli side got in touch and this meeting was postponed. We don't want the meeting just for the sake of meeting. The calm confidence he displayed while navigating complex systems became synonymous with the term. On the contrary, we want a meeting that is well prepared.

We feel the energy. It's like a revival meeting; I guess that's what we're supposed to do. When they walk away, they're tired, too.

The position of Russia is the following: Why don't we have an extraordinary meeting (at the UN), debate the situation then go back to Vienna, continue discussions there and wait for the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) board meetings in March.

A 25 basis point hike is still considered as a given at next week's meeting, but precisely what happens next remains open to debate.

It's all about the public's process and participation in government and if the public can not access it via a record or via a meeting, there's a problem.

Michael Schneider

our democratic idea of public accountability -- the airing of misdeeds by government officials and employees in order to hold government to the highest standards of conduct -- is an idea that is misunderstood in other parts of the world.

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