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Committee approves corrected Oct. 6 minutes with one abstention

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The Committee to Study Reducing the Number of School Administrative Units in the State approved corrected minutes from its Oct. 6 meeting after a motion by Rep. Breakey and a second by Rep. Leon; a senator recorded an abstention.

The Committee to Study Reducing the Number of School Administrative Units in the State approved corrected minutes from its Oct. 6 meeting after a motion by Representative Breakey and a second by Representative Leon.

The motion to approve the corrected minutes was moved by Representative Breakey and seconded by Representative Leon. Committee members present were asked, “All those in favor?” and members responded “Aye.” A senator recorded an abstention during the vote; no member spoke in opposition.

Approving the minutes was procedural and took place at the start of the session, after the committee reviewed proposed edits to the draft. Committee members asked for several name-spelling corrections and for insertion of an emailed comment from former Senator Jim Rubens concerning historical changes to School Administrative Unit (SAU) numbers. Committee staff noted the corrections would be made and the minutes approved as corrected.

No further formal actions were recorded at that time.