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Q: The question: Does the below discussion of their previous individual discussions constitute a serial meeting violation under the Brown Act? Member A left his council seat to become mayor, leaving the two-year remainder of his council term open. Member B and C were newly appointed to the council – they were council members ELECT at the time of supposed serial meeting. Member D has been on the council for two years. To fill the

Collective concurrences, serial meeting, and the Brown Act Q: Much of the material I’ve found prohibits use of email when its intent is “to develop a collective concurrence as to action to be taken by the board”. What about using email to other directors to distribute information, to express an opinion, to alert them to an urgent matter, etc.? In other words, communication not intended to directly or immediately influence concurrence? For volunteer boards, especially