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Ad hoc collective bargaining committee holds executive session and votes to keep closed minutes confidential
Summary
On Nov. 12 the ad hoc collective bargaining committee entered executive session for collective bargaining matters and voted to retain confidentiality for the closed-session minutes after a roll call and voice vote.
The ad hoc collective bargaining committee met on Wednesday, Nov. 12, and moved into executive session to discuss collective negotiating matters and to review former executive-session minutes. The presiding member announced the motion "to enter executive session for collective negotiating matters and review of executive session minutes," and the transcript indicates the motion was moved by Member Yu and seconded by another member.
During a roll call the committee recorded affirmative responses from several named members. After reviewing the closed-session minutes, the presiding member said, "I moved to keep the closed session minutes confidential." The chair then called for a voice vote; members responded "Aye," and the committee determined that the closed minutes would remain confidential.
The action on confidentiality was procedural: the committee did not disclose the content of the closed session on the record. The transcript does not show any dissenting votes on the confidentiality determination, and no public comment was recorded on this agenda item. The committee later adjourned.
