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EXECUTIVE ORDERS
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possible or actual criminal misconduct;
(12) DISCUSSION OF EVIDENCE PRESENTED AT AN
OPEN HEARING IN CONNECTION WITH THE
ISSUANCE, RENEWAL, SUSPENSION, OR
REVOCATION OF A LICENSE OR PERMIT BY AN
EXECUTIVE PUBLIC BODY PROVIDED THAT THE
FINAL DECISION OF THE EXECUTIVE PUBLIC
BODY WITH RESPECT TO THE MATTER CLEARLY
STATES THE EVIDENTIARY BASIS FOR THE
DECISION;
[(12)] (13) Complying with a specific
constitutional, statutory, or judicially
imposed requirement protecting
particular proceedings or matters from
public disclosure; or
[(13)] (14) On an affirmative vote of
two—thirds of the members present, for
some other exceptional reason so
compelling as to override the general
public policy in favor of open meetings.
(c) If a meeting is held in executive session
pursuant to subsection (b),
(1) no action may be taken and no matter may
be discussed other than those permitted
by Article 41, Section 14 of the Code
and by this Executive Order; and
(2) a statement of the time, place, and
purpose of the meeting shall be included
in the minutes of the next public
meeting of the executive public body.
3- Required notice
(a) Every executive public body shall give advance
[public] notice of its PUBLIC meetings.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS HELD IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
SHALL BE AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH 2 (C) (2).
(b) Whenever reasonable under all the
circumstances, the notice shall be in writing
and shall include the date, time, and place of
the meeting, and a reasonable synopsis of such
items on the agenda for the meeting as are
known at the time of the notice.
(c) The notice required under this section may be
given by any of the following means:
(1) Publication in the Maryland Register;
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