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Committee member moves to enter executive session to discuss capitol security arrangements
Summary
A committee member moved that the Executive Committee of the Legislative Council enter executive session to discuss specialized building-access security arrangements for the state capitol complex and personal security for legislators; no second or recorded vote appears in the transcript.
Speaker 3, an unidentified meeting participant, moved that the Executive Committee of the Legislative Council go into executive session "to discuss specialized details of security arrangements relating to building access in state capital complex and personal security in legislators." The motion was made aloud during the meeting record but the transcript does not capture who seconded the motion or any subsequent vote.
Speaker 3 framed the motion as necessary to address detailed security arrangements for building access at the state capitol complex and the personal security of legislators. The transcript records no debate on the motion in the provided segments and no formal outcome; the next recorded remarks are brief fiscal and attendance checks. The committee did not record an approval, denial or postponement in the available segments.
Because the matter concerns security arrangements involving physical access and personal safety for elected officials, the committee may treat details as confidential under applicable executive-session rules, but the transcript provides only the motion text and not any legal citation or the session's outcome.
