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Manufacturing Commission adopts updated virtual meeting policy, votes 7-0
Summary
The Manufacturing Development Commission voted unanimously Aug. 20 to adopt a revised virtual meeting policy that aligns commission rules with state statute, clarifies when a member is considered absent if audio/visual connectivity fails and raises the cap on all-virtual meetings from 25% to 50%.
The Manufacturing Development Commission on Wednesday, Aug. 20, adopted an updated virtual meeting policy to align the commission’s procedural rules with state statute and to clarify how audio‑visual failures affect quorum. The motion passed by roll call, recorded as 7‑0 in favor.
The revisions require the commission to adopt a meeting policy at least annually; clarify that a member will be considered absent for quorum purposes during any portion of a meeting when visual communication is voluntarily disconnected or when audio communication involuntarily fails; and…
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