Missing web services

We're looking to provide aggregate usage reports via the web
service api utilizing the following actions:
report-bulk-meeting
report-bulk-meeting-attendance
report-meeting-session
report-meeting-session-slots actions.
Calling these directly returned various invalid status codes.
Later a call to the action-list action did not list these among
available actions which leads to the following questions:
Why is this do they really exist?
If they do exist how do we access them?
What has the community done to gather aggregate usage
data?

report-bulk-meeting & report-bulk-meeting-attendance
actions
<results>
<status code="invalid">
<invalid field="action" type="enum"
subcode="no-such-item"/>
</status>
</results>
report-meeting-session-slots action
<results>
<status code="no-access" subcode="not-available"/>
</results>
The report-meeting-session action does work correctly sorry I
included that one on the first post, but these three are not any
explanations? One last note I am a member of the administrator
group when executing these actions.

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