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Must the motion and roll call votes of closed sessions be recorded, and are they open for public inspection?

April 26, 2017closed inspection motion public recorded roll sessions votes

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Must the motion and roll call votes of closed sessions be recorded, and are they open for public inspection?

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A. Yes. The motion and roll call votes must be recorded, regardless of whether they are taken in open or closed session, and they are open to public inspection to the extent disclosure is required under Wisconsin’s Public Records Law (WPRL).