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Committee adopts capital security procedures, tables equipment purchase and delegates final decisions to leaders
Summary
After emerging from executive session, a legislative committee adopted capital security procedures, tabled a planned purchase of specialized equipment and authorized the senate president and the speaker of the house to finalize security upgrades pending budget review. All motions were adopted without recorded objection.
A legislative committee resumed public session after an executive session and adopted capital security procedures on a motion by Representative Moyer, the chair said.
The vote was taken by voice; the chair reported “no opposition” and the motion was adopted. The committee did not provide a roll-call tally in the transcript.
Separately, Senator Boudreau moved to table a planned purchase of specialized equipment “for the time being,” and the committee adopted the motion without recorded objection, deferring further discussion to a later date.
Representative Ilg then moved to authorize the senate president and the speaker of the house to make final decisions on a variety of security upgrades discussed earlier, citing budgetary concerns that required further review. That motion also passed without objection.
With no further business, Representative Wheeler moved to adjourn; the motion carried with no objection and the meeting ended.
The transcript shows the committee took three formal actions after executive session: adopting security procedures, tabling the equipment purchase, and delegating final decision authority to legislative leaders. The record in the transcript does not include roll-call vote tallies or further specifications about the equipment, the content of the security procedures, or any timeline for leader decisions.
