Which of the following is NOT a record that members can access?

Members of a community association have specific rights regarding the access to records, which is governed by Florida law and community governance documents. Financial records, meeting minutes, and financial statements are all documents that members are entitled to access since they pertain to the operations and financial health of the association.

Litigation strategy opinions, however, are typically not accessible to members. This is because these documents often contain sensitive information that could jeopardize the association's legal position if made public. Such opinions are formulated in a context where legal strategy and protection of the community’s interests are paramount, thus being excluded from the standard record access provisions. This distinction helps maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the association's legal strategies.