Daisy Carrington

Now I'm confused. My interpretation is that the minutes are private and that someone from the general membership cannot order the reading of those minutes since they are secret. It doesn't make sense that someone can order they be read if disclosing what happened is prohibited.

RONR page 96. Minutes read and acted upon only in executive session. Member punished if he violates secrecy of executive session.

Boo. Who do we need to report those minutes to? Yes, I saw the post was old, but popular. Kinda like RONR. The bunnies were getting annoying.

I have read that minutes need not be taken at executive session as the proceedings are private and officers can be put to death for sharing anything said or done in executive session. I have RONR 11th edition so I can't reference the pages you've noted in the 10th edition. Can you lead me to more information on executive sessions in 11th edition.