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Commerce & Economic Development committee moves to enter executive session for security briefing
Summary
On Jan. 22, 2025, the Vermont House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development moved to go into executive session to receive a security briefing. The chair made the motion, which was seconded by a committee member identified as Dave; a vote was not recorded in the provided transcript.
On Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, the Vermont House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development moved to go into an executive session to receive a security briefing.
The committee's chair told members the briefing concerned “the security of the building, security of the members” and asked members to approve an executive session that would include committee members, the committee assistant, the sergeant at arms and the Capitol Police chief, plus any designees the chief wished to bring. The chair said, “I make motion that we go into executive session.”
A committee member identified only as Dave seconded the motion. The transcript ends as the chair asked, “Any discussion? If not, all in favor?” and does not record any vote or formal outcome.
The committee opened the meeting at 9 a.m. and identified the item as a security briefing; no further substantive discussion about the briefing’s content, legal authority for the closed session, or subsequent actions appear in the provided transcript.
Because executive sessions are closed to the public, the transcript contains only the motion and the request to close the meeting; there is no record here of whether the committee voted to enter the executive session or of any briefing details shared inside the closed session.
