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with the University, Stafford said.
Coke Coalition members were
heartened to learn that the DRB had
upheld two of the allegations against
Coca-Cola, but were not pleased
that the DRB's recommendation
appears likely to give the company
time to bring its operations in-line
with University standards without
terminating the contract.
"It's not our job as the University
to force Coke to change," RC sopho-
more and Coke Coalition member
Jory Hearst said. "The DRB's role
should be to evaluate whether a
company is in violation of the code
of conduct. Here they clearly are, so
we should cut the contract."
The DRB's investigation has
taken longer than planned due to the
difficulty of investigating events in
India and Columbia.
"We don'tiwant to starteissuing
recommendations without credible
information," Stafford said.
Because all of the DRB is not in
Ann Arbor, its members will con-
tinue deliberations by phone and
email, according to Peterson.
The DRB hopes to release its
final recommendation within the
next one to two weeks. The recom-
mendation will go to Timothy Slot-
tow, the University's executive vice
president and chief financial officer,
who has authority to make a final
decision regarding the contracts
with Coca-Cola.
Some students criticized the
DRB's choice to hold final delibera-
tions in a closed meeting.
"They have definitely made a lot
of efforts to alienate the public from
DRB meetings," said RC senior
Andrea Coronil, a Coke Coalition
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member who attempted to attend the
meeting last Monday.
Both students from the Coke
Coalition and The Michigan Daily
were denied access to the meeting
and were not permitted to wait in
the hallway outside the conference /
room where the meeting took place.
The DRB's written procedures
state that its deliberations leading
up to a final recommendation must
be held in a closed executive ses-
sion.b
Michigan's Open Meetings Act
requires most meetings of public
bodies to be accessible to the pub-
lic. However, Debra Kowich, an
attorney in the University's Office
of General Counsel, said that the
DRB is an advisory board without'
authority to make a final decision,
and as such is not subject to the
Open Meetings Act.
Both Peterson and Stafford said
the Office of General Counsel
reviewed the DRB's written proce-
dures.
Stafford explained the DRB's
decision to hold deliberations in'
a closed session by analogy to the
judicial system.
"You have trials and hearings
that are public, but jury delibera-
tions, and deliberations in general,
need an ability for more give-and--
take," Stafford said. He noted that
DRB members might feel pressure
to act as representatives of a par-
ticular viewpoint if deliberations
were opened to the public, or might
not be willing to propose tentative
ideas.
"[The DRB members] have been
very good at self-criticism and,
pointing out downsides," Stafford
said.
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