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What constitutes a working session as an exception to open meetings?

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What constitutes a working session as an exception to open meetings?

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Board of Auditors may conduct working sessions, not open to the public, for the purpose of examining, analyzing, discussing and deliberating various accounts and records for which such boards are responsible, so long as official action of a board with respect to such records and accounts is taken at a meeting open to the public and subject to the provisions of this Act.

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