Executive sessions may be held for confidential communications between a public body and its attorney, but only if communications concern a pending action and disclosure of the matters discussed would seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct the proceeding.

If a subordinate entity or advisory committee in the performance of its assigned duties and responsibilites exercises actual or de facto decision-making authority, it is subject to the OMA.

The vote of each member is to be recorded, and the Robert's Rules of Order need not be followed per the OMA.

The OMA does not apply to hearings conducted by the Oklahoma Savings and Loan Board, when it acts in a quasi judicial manner in individual proceedings.