| The California stem cell agency says it did not violate state open meeting laws when it barred two members of the public from a meeting in June at a San Francisco hotel. In an unsolicited note earlier this month to the California Stem Cell Report, Ian Sweedler, deputy legal counsel for CIRM, said, "The Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act applies to multimember boards or commissions, like the ICOC ( |
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