OAG 92-111 is cited to clarify the conditions under which audio recordings of meetings are considered public records. It states that tapes purchased with agency funds and directed by the agency to be made must be available for public inspection, but tapes made on personal initiative with personal funds are not public records. This supports the decision's conclusion that the audio tapes in question are not public records.
OAG 92-111 was Followed by 99-ORD-021
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