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Sacramento County CCP unanimously amends bylaws to allow chair-appointed presider
Summary
The Community Corrections Partnership voted unanimously May 29 to amend its bylaws so the chair can appoint a meeting presider if both the chair and the chair's designee are unavailable; the change was presented as an administrative fix to prevent meeting interruptions.
Members of the Sacramento County Community Corrections Partnership voted unanimously May 29 to amend the partnership's bylaws to allow the chair to appoint a member to preside in the chair's absence.
Staff said the change responds to a procedural gap: under the prior bylaws the chair or a designated designee could preside, but a recent meeting cancellation revealed a circumstance where both were unavailable. Amending the bylaws to allow the chair to appoint another member aims to reduce barriers to convening meetings.
Scott Triplett moved to amend the bylaws "as indicated," and Kelly Sullivan seconded. The motion passed unanimously; the clerk recorded "yes" votes from members present, and no public comments were received on the item.
Ending
Staff characterized the edits as administrative and non-substantive beyond the appointment authority; members passed the amendment without further discussion.
