Officials move into executive session after correcting statute citation

A meeting of an unidentified governing body moved into an executive session after a speaker corrected a statute citation and called for a roll call; the public reason for the closed session was not stated in the transcript.

The staff member who announced the action said, "I am going to enter into executive session under 4246Dash582. You'll see there is a typo that was my error. So we are going to go into 46582 via roll call." The transcript then records a single affirmative response: "Yes," from Madison, a member.

The record provided does not include a motion text, the names or votes of other members, or the stated purpose for the executive session. The announcement and the brief roll call occur in the public portion of the transcript immediately before the meeting moved into closed session; no additional public detail about the legal basis or subject matter for the executive session is recorded in the supplied transcript.

Because executive sessions are closed to the public, minutes and any statutory citation normally govern what may be discussed; the only statutory reference captured in the transcript was the corrected number, 46582, and the earlier spoken typo, 4246-582.