Re: Assemblies sworn to secrecy?

I'm sure that LSA members have always been asked to keep private things
private, perhaps they should ask LSA members to review the general
requirements of LSA membership every year and initial or sign that they have
reviewed them? rather than  having these actual confidentiality agreements.
I would be worried about potential liability about signing such an agreement
as it currently stands.  I also question the purpose of it.

Cheers, Randy

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"Pat Kohli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Allahu Abha!
>
>
> LSA members are asked to sign such agreements.  As I understood it, the
LSA
> would have to explicitly authorize the secretary to invite the community
to
> feast.  I trust my good sense and declined to sign.  I believe that as
time goes
> on the confidentiality pledge will simply reflect common sense:  that
personal
> issues which are brought to the LSA are private and are not to be
discussed
> outside of the LSA.
>