What are the reasonable limits in which the media should be allowed to cover governmental meetings in the media role of informing the electorate of the activities of government?

Answer 1

Governmental meetings are supposed to be public and therefore, the media should cover all government meetings. I believe the only exceptions are those meetings in which personnel matters or security concerns are discussed.

The final decisions must be made in public and available to the media.

Answer 2

What about sensitive national security meetings? Should the media have access to these too? How about military meetings or Court Martials?

Answer 3

Both of those come under the headings of personnel matters and security.

Answer 4

Ok, thank you!

Answer 5

You're welcome.