Kingston city council considers closed meeting oversight policy change

KINGSTON — City council is to consider a change in its closed meeting oversight policy.Since 2008, a subsidiary of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario was responsible for investigating complaints about closed-door meetings.Six years ago, those duties were assigned to Aird and Berlis LLP.AMO announced plans to end that program.The city had been paying $250 annually for administration plus legal fees related to investigations.On Tuesday night, city council is to decide if it wants