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Government Operations & Military Affairs ends executive session, schedules another after briefing
Summary
Members of the Government Operations & Military Affairs meeting voted to end a closed executive session and agreed to hold another executive session after a forthcoming briefing; the motion passed by voice vote with no roll-call recorded.
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Members of the Government Operations & Military Affairs meting voted to end an executive session and set a follow-up executive session to occur after the scheduled briefing.
The motion to hold a subsequent executive session after the briefing was put before the group; a presiding officer then called for a voice vote, saying, "All those in favor, please say aye." The presiding officer later announced, "The ayes carry." The meeting record did not include a roll-call or named vote tally.
The action consisted of two steps recorded on the floor: a motion to schedule an executive session after the briefing and a motion to come out of the current executive session. The transcript indicates the scheduling motion was made but does not identify the member who moved or seconded it. No formal objections or recorded no votes appear in the provided record.
Because the transcript excerpts do not identify the mover or seconder by full name, reporting here does not attribute the scheduling motion to a specific person. Representative Morgan and a participant identified as Paul were named elsewhere in the same excerpt but are not clearly tied to the motion in the transcript; the only attributed spoken lines in the excerpt come from the presiding officer.
No substantive discussion of the executive session's subject matter appears in the provided excerpts. The only recorded directions in the excerpts are the scheduling of a later executive session after the briefing and the formal return to open session.

