17吃瓜

Board Policy A-104.00
Board of Trustees Process

Board of Trustees Video Recording of Meetings

The Board of Trustees establishes video recording to be conducted at regularly scheduled annual and monthly Board of Trustee meetings, including its annual meetings. The following standards shall be established for video recording of meetings of the Board of Trustees:

1. The Vice President for Student Services and Technologies shall determine appropriate procedures, guidelines and technology to accomplish video recording under this policy.
2. Regular monthly meetings shall be broadcast live in real time on the college’s YouTube page, which does not include two-way communication with virtual viewers. Official video recordings shall be made available to the public on the Board’s public website within eight days after the meeting.
3. Video recordings shall be maintained in a manner consistent with the Records Retention and Disposition Schedule, Staff Policy D‑506.04. Video recordings shall be retained for no longer than one (1) year from the date of first publication.
4. Video recordings shall serve only as an auxiliary method of providing public access to the business of the 17吃瓜 Board of Trustees, are not intended as public records, and shall not replace written minutes of the Board of Trustees as required by Board Policy A‑100.00. For purposes of compliance with MCL 15.269 of the Open Meetings Act, written minutes maintained and approved by the Board of Trustees shall remain the official minutes of the Board, and the minutes shall be subject to all requirements as provided under MCL 15.269, and as may be amended.

The Vice President for Student Services and Technologies, in conjunction with appropriate staff, shall be responsible for the development and publication of any further procedures or guidelines that may be necessary to administer this policy effectively.

If any provision(s) of this policy or set of bylaws conflicts with laws applicable to 17吃瓜, including the Community College Act of 1966, the Freedom of Information Act, or the Open Meetings Act, as each may be amended from time to time, such laws shall control and supersede such provision(s).