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In Camera Meeting Minutes are essential governance documents used when organizations need to discuss and record highly sensitive or confidential matters in private sessions. This document type is commonly used across Australian jurisdictions, particularly in local government, corporate boards, and committees. The minutes must balance the need for detailed record-keeping with maintaining confidentiality, while ensuring compliance with relevant Australian legislation such as the Privacy Act 1988 and state-specific local government acts. In Camera Meeting Minutes typically contain information about sensitive discussions related to legal matters, personnel issues, commercial negotiations, or strategic planning, and access to these documents is strictly controlled.
