OAG 83-446 is cited to support the principle that whether a public agency is subject to the Open Meetings law or exempt as a quasi-judicial body depends on its function at the time. It emphasizes that to be exempt as a quasi-judicial body, an agency must make determinations affecting substantial rights, exercise discretion, and require notice and hearing.
OAG 83-446 was Followed by OAG 84-162
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