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Judiciary Committee enters executive session for security briefing
Summary
The Judiciary Committee voted to go into executive session Jan. 14 to receive a security briefing and discuss sensitive information officials said could put state property or security at risk; the action was taken by voice vote with no roll call recorded.
The Judiciary Committee voted Tuesday, Jan. 14, to enter an executive session to receive a security briefing and to discuss sensitive information that, committee members said, could pose a risk to state property or security.
Unidentified speaker 1, a committee member, moved "that the committee enter into executive session in order to discuss sensitive information that if disclosed would pose a risk to state property or security." The motion was seconded; the transcript records a voice vote, with members responding "Aye."
Unidentified speaker 2, a committee member, seconded the motion and called for the vote. After the vocal affirmative, the committee went offline; an unidentified committee member said, "Alright. We'll go offline. We're in executive session. Can somebody lock" before the public transcript ends.
Because the committee moved to a closed session, no further details of the security briefing or any substantive discussion were recorded in the public transcript provided. The committee did not announce a return time to public session in the recorded excerpt.
