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It may depend on what minutes you are talking about. Some meeting minutes might not be available for "inspection" due to chapter room secrecy. Some organizations may have rules that if you weren't in the meeting, too bad! That way, people who only read the minutes and didn't hear the original discussion may get a wrong impression and spread the disinformation.
But, I do agree that from a historical and legal standpoint, the minutes must reflect any action discussed, esp. if a decision is made, lol.
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