L. Parole board meetings, or meetings involving parole board decisions.

They are subject to OML.  When meetings are held within a prison facility, however, the director of the department of corrections may restrict access in the following ways:

1.   Prohibit, on written findings that are made public within five days of so finding, any person from attending a hearing whose attendance would constitute a serious threat to the life or physical safety of any person or to the safe, secure and orderly operation of the prison.

2.   Require a person who attends a hearing to sign an attendance log.  If the person is over sixteen years of age, the person shall produce photographic identification which verifies the person’s signature.

3.   Prevent and prohibit any articles from being taken into a hearing except recording devices, and if the person who attends a hearing is a member of the media, cameras.

4.   Require that a person who attends a hearing submit to a reasonable search on entering the facility.

A.R.S. § 38-431.08(B).