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Joint Technology Committee withdraws plan to move CJIS system
Summary
The Joint Technology Committee voted unanimously to withdraw a request to draft legislation to move the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS).
The Joint Technology Committee voted unanimously on Oct. 12 to withdraw its request to draft legislation to move the state Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS).
The motion to withdraw the committee’s request was made by Representative Pascal and called for a roll call. Mr. Grady took the roll; members recorded on the record as voting in favor included Bazely, Pascal, Rodriguez, Weinberg and Marchman. The chair announced the motion passed unanimously and moved the committee to the next order of business.
Committee members did not debate the motion on the record during the roll call. The chair’s announcement that the motion “passes unanimously” is the only formal outcome recorded in the transcript for this item.
The committee immediately moved on to a separate matter concerning a proposed procurement transparency bill for information-technology projects.
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