A Northern Ireland council is set to pull the plug on live streaming of its committee meetings leaving the public unable to see how key decisions are made.
The ‘efficiency’ initiative will go before Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council’s (LCCC) corporate committee tonight (October 12) for consideration by councillors.
Recorded written minutes of members’ debates are also due to be edited out with any audio removed after two years on the council website. Currently all LCCC meetings are broadcast live online.
