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Board member urges consistent consideration of Tenth Amendment in policymaking
Summary
During board member comments, Member Boggess urged the board and public to consistently apply the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution when evaluating policy and advocacy positions.
Member Boggess, a board member, urged the board and the public to consistently consider the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution when forming and evaluating policy positions.
"We can't throw it it out there and scream and yell when we disagree with an administration and disregard it completely when we agree with an administration. And, I have found that it seems that we do that, and we need to be consistent in our application of how we advocate for and against that as well as how we engage with policy making considering the tenth amendment to the United States Constitution," Boggess said during agenda item 16, board member comments.
Boggess framed the remark as a principle for consistent application of constitutional limits and advocacy; no specific policy proposal or board action followed the comment during the meeting. The statement references the Tenth Amendment; no statutory or legal analysis was provided in the remarks.
The meeting concluded shortly after with a motion to adjourn that passed by voice vote.
