As a public body, an ACC is subject to and shall act in accordance with the requirements established in the Maryland Open Meetings Act. An ACC shall establish a schedule for making determinations or asking for further review in all pending matters within 30 days of the date a law enforcement agency within its jurisdiction completes its investigation. An ACC shall issue a determination for every initial filing of a complaint by a member of the public within 1 year and 1 day of the date the complaint was received by: A PAB, as established in Public Safety Article, §3-113(c), Annotated Code of Maryland; or A law enforcement agency. In order to maintain confidentiality, an ACC shall: Adhere to the requirements for closed sessions as required in the Maryland Open Meetings Act; and Utilize secure methods to electronically transmit documents, files, notes, and any other materials pertaining to a complaint and subsequent investigation. Quorum and Attendance. Three members constitute a quorum and a quorum shall be in attendance prior to conducting any ACC business. ACC meetings may be conducted in person or remotely via secure video connection.