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Ethics committee holds executive session under AS 24.61.60
Summary
The Select Committee on Legislative Ethics moved into executive session citing Alaska statute AS 24.61.60 and committee rules; no confidential details were disclosed in public session.
At the close of its public agenda on July 25, the Select Committee on Legislative Ethics moved into executive session to discuss matters the committee said “by law must remain confidential.”
Chair Joyce announced the motion to move into executive session, and a committee member, Deb (committee member), moved it. The committee cited AS 24.61.60 and the committee’s rules of procedure, section 5, as the legal basis for confidentiality and said the session would cover matters that could adversely affect a governmental unit’s finances or prejudice the reputation and character of a person.
The committee recessed to secure the room, stopped the public recording, and later returned to public session without disclosing the contents of the executive session. No further public details were provided during the meeting.
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