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KK: No. <br />WJ: I agree with him. It's still a gray area, because what he's saying—is it <br />still confidential in open session? Because the way that's worded is, if <br />you're not elected, then it's all closed, right, regardless of if it's in Open <br />Session or Executive Session. At least that's the way I interpret it by <br />the way you read it. <br />CHAIR: Could you read that section again, please? <br />AGS: It lists all the financial disclosure statements of the following persons <br />shall be public record and may be reviewed for inspection by the public <br />during office hours of the county clerk, so it wouldn't be like they could <br />just do it here, butI think if someone —it's their privilege to have it <br />public or not public. If they choose to have their financial disclosure <br />public <br />CHAIR: - -as you did <br />AGS: - -then it can be done in Open Session. But if they choose not to, then it <br />has to be in the Executive Session. I believe it would be confidential <br />unless they waived that. But I'm going to check on that. I agree it's not <br />completely clear here. <br />KK: You might have somebody say, "I'd like to see Mr. X's," can we do it? <br />CHAIR: You refer it to the county clerk. <br />AGS: No. <br />CHAIR: No, the county clerk. You petition the county clerk. <br />KK: Oh, okay, well. <br />AGS: It could only be public if it's you'd have to go there and request from <br />the clerk the information. And I don't know if they could do that <br />anyway. <br />CHAIR: <br />KK: They should make it real clear, so that if someone from the public asks <br />us, then we can have an answer. I just wondered why —why we have <br />these two categories here. Those are confidential <br />14 <br />