Ethics Commission votes to release closed-session audio after public records request
The San Francisco Ethics Commission voted unanimously June 27 to waive attorney-client privilege and release the audio recording and transcript of a June closed session after a Public Records Act request; the decision followed public calls for transparency and legal counsel—s advice that the release is at the Commission—s discretion.
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The San Francisco Ethics Commission voted unanimously June 27 to waive attorney-client privilege and release the audio recording and transcript of a closed session previously held in June, after a Public Records Act request from a member of the public.
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