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POLICY NAME:OPEN AND CAMERA BOARD MEETINGSAPPROVING BODY:Board of DirectorsNUMBER:GOV5150EFFECTIVE DATE:September 2011MANUAL:GovernanceLAST REVIEW DATE:May 2012SECTION:5.0 Ensure Board EffectivenessREVISION

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How to fill out open and in-camera board:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents related to the board meeting or session.
2. Divide the board into two sections: open and in-camera.
3. In the open board section, record all the agenda items, discussions, and decisions that can be shared with the public. This includes any announcements, presentations, or reports that are not confidential.
4. In the in-camera board section, only include sensitive or confidential issues that are legally required to be discussed privately. This can include matters like personnel issues, legal matters, or discussions about trade secrets.
5. Clearly label each item or discussion as either open or in-camera, so that it is clear which information can be shared publicly and which needs to remain confidential.
6. Take detailed notes during the board meeting or session, accurately capturing the key points and decisions made.
7. Once the board meeting is complete, review and proofread the open and in-camera board to ensure accuracy and clarity.
8. Distribute the open board to relevant stakeholders, such as board members, employees, or the public, depending on the nature of the information.
9. Safeguard the in-camera board and ensure it is only accessible to authorized personnel who need to view the confidential information.
10. Regularly update and maintain the open and in-camera board as new meetings or sessions occur.

Who needs open and in-camera board:

1. The board members themselves require the open and in-camera board to effectively track and organize their discussions and decisions during board meetings.
2. Shareholders, investors, or other stakeholders may also have a need for the open board to be informed about the public discussions and actions of the board.
3. Regulators or legal entities may require access to the in-camera board to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
4. Human resources departments and legal teams may utilize the in-camera board for managing personnel issues or confidential legal matters.
5. Executive-level employees and senior managers may need access to the in-camera board to stay informed about confidential matters that impact the organization's operations.
6. External auditors or consultants may be granted access to the in-camera board for the purpose of conducting audits or providing professional advice to the board.

In summary, the open and in-camera board is essential for documenting and organizing board meetings, ensuring transparency and confidentiality, and meeting the needs of various stakeholders and legal requirements.

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What is open and in-camera board?

Open and in-camera board refers to a report or presentation that is available for public viewing (open) as well as a separate report or discussion that is only available to certain individuals (in-camera).

Who is required to file open and in-camera board?

Certain organizations or entities, such as government agencies or public companies, may be required to file open and in-camera board as part of their reporting requirements.

How to fill out open and in-camera board?

Open and in-camera board should be filled out according to the specific guidelines or instructions provided by the entity requesting the report.

What is the purpose of open and in-camera board?

The purpose of open and in-camera board is to provide transparency to the public while also allowing for confidential discussions or information to be shared with a limited audience.

What information must be reported on open and in-camera board?

The information reported on open and in-camera board may vary depending on the organization or entity, but typically includes financial data, decisions made, and future plans.