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Police Commission unanimously receives quarterly reports; votes to hold closed session and limit disclosure
Summary
The San Francisco Police Commission voted unanimously to receive and file the consent calendar (internal affairs and related quarterly reports), authorized a closed session under the city administrative code, and later voted not to disclose closed-session discussions except for specified nonprivileged factual information.
At its May 21 meeting the San Francisco Police Commission voted unanimously on several procedural actions: it received and filed the consent calendar, voted to hold a closed session under the San Francisco Administrative Code, and later voted not to disclose closed‑session discussions except for nonprivileged factual information on two specified items.
The commission moved to receive and file the consent calendar (agenda item 3), which…
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