I've been to a meeting where it was recorded, and people were asked not to film or audio record the speakers. It didn't take much to understand why that was the case, especially for 1 speaker in particular who was talking about her experience with a family member who could have been identifiable, so it was for their safety/privacy that the speech was edited/not shown in full.
Despite what some people are trying to insinuate, people who talk and who attend these meetings are still entitled to ask for, and expect, a degree of control over what they say, how it's presented, it at all, especially when so much effort goes into misrepresenting and outright lying about what goes on or is said, or the manor or intent of what is said.
Maybe if people quit with the hyperbolic nonsense, there would be little need eh?