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02-OMD-206 is cited by the U of L Board in their defense, arguing that the presence of a board member via videoconference does not convert an in-person meeting into a video teleconference meeting. The decision discusses this citation to clarify the conditions under which videoconferencing can be used according to the Open Meetings Act, ultimately finding that the U of L Board's interpretation was incorrect.
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