By CharliePosted Wednesday 21st November 2007 16:17 GMT
The phrase 'flogging a dead horse' comes to mind. If you don't have enough evidence of impropriety in the entire minutes of the meeting sans the attendees, then you're really stretching things...
As far as the privacy issue is concerned, it's a slightly worrying precedent but as a general principle meetings which are part of the legislative process should be as transparent as possible.
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Bloody nonsense #
By Charlie Posted Wednesday 21st November 2007 16:17 GMT
@Charlie #
By John Stirling Posted Wednesday 21st November 2007 23:39 GMT