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Votes at a glance: Commission on Disabilities — June meeting
Summary
The commission approved the May minutes and adjourned by voice vote; no recorded roll-call tallies were provided in the meeting record.
At the June meeting the Dallas Commission on Disabilities recorded two routine formal actions by voice vote.
The commission voted to accept the May meeting minutes as presented after a motion by the chair (recorded in the minutes as "I make a motion that the minutes be accepted as read") and a second that the record identifies as "Mr. Quiet seconds." The chair called for "All in favor" and commissioners responded "Aye." No opposition was recorded on the meeting audio; the chair announced that the motion passed.
The commission also recorded a motion to adjourn at the close of the meeting. A motion to adjourn was made, a second was recorded without a name, the chair called for "All in favor" and commissioners responded "Aye." No opposition was recorded; the chair announced that the motion passed and that the meeting adjourned at 3:04 p.m.
The meeting record did not include a named roll-call tally for either voice vote (individual yes/no votes were not read into the record), and the transcript does not show any recorded nays, abstentions or recusals for these actions.
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