Do Florida Statutes required taping of Board Meetings?

Our condo has a secretary who is responsible for the taking of all Board Meetings. Is there a Florida Statute that requires that they be taped recorded. We had a board meeting in which board members requested that no paid employees be at the meeting. Minutes were taken and taped, but upon the transcribing of those minutes, the tape was erased. Minutes were looked at by the President before erasing the tape, even though minutes were handwritten as well. Is there any law against having the tape erased? Our bylaws say the minutes need to be made available to owners for 7 years, but not the tape recording. Why say you all?

I'm the secretary of my board and tape the meetings every month to help me write the minutes - I find it hard to take notes and participate in the meeting and it helps tremendously. Here's the applicable statute, part of FL 720.

(8) RECORDING.--Any parcel owner may tape record or videotape meetings of the board of directors and meetings of the members. The board of directors of the association may adopt reasonable rules governing the taping of meetings of the board and the membership.