Does the Sunshine Law pertain to homeowners association meetings in Florida?

"A sunshine law requires that a government makes its information and
procedures available for inspection by the public, metaphorically
letting the sun shine on the activities of government. It is sometimes
called a government-in-the-sunshine law. A freedom of information act
is a common type of sunshine law."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_law

Members of a homeowners' association who could have attended the
meeting have a right to the minutes of the meeting, as with any other
private organization.

The Sunshine Law does not apply.

This is not legal or professional advice, as you can read in the disclaimer below.