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Senate moves into executive session to consider confirmations and notaries
Summary
During a meeting with 28 members present, Senator Kleinpeter moved to go into executive session to consider confirmations of appointments and notaries; the public transcript records no further details on those matters.
The Senate moved into an executive session to consider confirmations of appointments and notaries after Senator Kleinpeter made a motion during a meeting when 28 members were present, the public transcript shows.
The motion — "to go into executive session for purposes of matters related to confirmation of appointments and notaries" — was made by Senator Kleinpeter and proceeded without recorded objection, after which staff and non‑elected guests were asked to leave the chamber. The transcript does not record any roll‑call vote or the names of appointees or notaries under consideration.
The public record captured the chamber clearing for the closed session and later showed participants returning to open session. Beyond the motion and the instruction that non‑elected personnel should step out, the transcript contains no further substantive discussion or recorded outcomes about the confirmations.
No statutes, ordinance citations, or formal vote tallies appear in the public transcript for this item; details about any decisions made in the executive session were not provided in the available record.
