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mooseheart
Hi everyone,
I was just at a school board meeting where they were discussing the superintendent's contract without using any details for the public. One person tried to ask a point of order to get the details before the vote, but the board refused to let him ask his question stating that the public was not allowed to do a point of order, that only the board can do a point of order.
I was under the impression that the point of order was for anybody. Is that true? And if so, is there any penalty for a public agency lying to the public like that?
Thank you.