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Commission approves Sept. 4 minutes; adjourns regular meeting
Summary
By voice vote the Revere Human Rights Commission approved the Sept. 4 meeting minutes and later voted to adjourn; motions were passed by voice and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
During the meeting the Revere Human Rights Commission carried two routine procedural motions by voice vote: approval of the Sept. 4 meeting minutes and a motion to adjourn.
Shortly after the roll call, a commissioner moved to approve the minutes from the Sept. 4 monthly meeting and another commissioner seconded the motion. "Motion to approve," one commissioner said, followed by "I second." Chair Hussaini asked those in favor to raise their hands and say "aye," and the chair announced the minutes approved.
At the end of the meeting a commissioner moved to adjourn and another seconded. The chair called for "all in agreeing, say aye," and the chair stated the meeting was adjourned.
The transcript records only voice votes and a general "aye" agreement; no named roll-call tallies, vote counts or dissenting votes were recorded in the meeting transcript excerpt.
