Private Session definition
Private Session means a meeting from which the public has been excluded in accordance with Article 4.16;
Private Session means “Closed Session”, as defined above;
Private Session means any portion of the meeting that is closed to the public for confidential deliberation in accordance with the Act.
Examples of Private Session in a sentence
During negotiations, the parties agree that all negotiations shall be conducted in Private Session.
Some services are provided at no charge, such as thirty minutes dedicated to each Individual Private Session.
Private Session Memberships can be paused/suspended for a period of 2-8 weeks with 14 days written notice.
If minor children are involved, the law requires an Individual Private Session (IPS) with the mediator prior to the first mediation session.
Those wishing to discuss careers, the music industry, or anything else in a private setting may schedule such a time during the Private Session day.
More Definitions of Private Session
Private Session means an in-camera meeting of the Board or any Committee of the Board which may be closed to the public pursuant to the Education Act, the Youth Criminal Justice Act or the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act;
Private Session means a meeting of a Committee of the Whole Board or other committee of the Board closed to the public;
Private Session means a meeting of the Board or any Committee of the Board which may be closed to the public pursuant to section 207(2) of the Education Act and in accordance with section 30 of this Bylaw:
Private Session means a meeting from which the public has been excluded in accordance with Section 4.16;
Private Session means a private meeting between the mediator and only one of the parties to further clarify
Private Session means a meeting that is closed to the public in accordance with section 41(4) of the Act;
Private Session means the Committee of the Whole Board sitting in private pursuant to section 207 of the Education Act without the Superintendents of the Board present;