Publish Ethics Committee Decisions pt III

A few weeks ago, I argued that ethics committees should publish their recommendations when those recommendations operate as binding decisions.  The complete argument for this position will appear in an article I have yet to write.  

But I was encouraged to see this in the New York State Task Force on Life and the Law 1992 report When Others Must Choose (p169):

"The committee should issue a statement of reasons for its decision, and unlike cases where the committee acts in an advisory manner, committee records of decisions about life-sustaining treatment should be subject to review . . . .  These procedures will afford openness and accountability . . . ."