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CJCC amends bylaws to allow single designee to attend more than two meetings
Summary
Members approved a modest change to the CJCC bylaws to permit a single designee to attend council meetings for continuity, removing the previous two‑meeting restriction.
The Criminal Justice Collaborating Council voted to amend its bylaws to allow a single designee to attend meetings more frequently for continuity, CJCC staff reported. Sarah Benedick explained the change and said the revised language is highlighted on page 3 of the bylaws packet.
Council members moved to adopt the amendment during the Aug. 21 meeting. The motion was seconded and passed with aye votes. The change removes a prior limit that restricted a delegate’s attendance to two meetings, allowing a named designee greater continuity in representation.
Ending: The bylaws packet with highlighted language will be retained with the meeting minutes to reflect the council’s action.
