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Committee advises confirmation of law-enforcement nominee Mr. Ivory; highlights 911 experience
Summary
Mister Ivory, identified as deputy director of the highway patrol with nearly 26 years in law enforcement, told a Senate committee he was nominated to serve as the committee's law-enforcement representative; the committee moved to advise and consent and the motion carried as recorded in the transcript.
Mister Ivory told a Senate confirmation committee he is the deputy director of the highway patrol with almost 26 years of service and that he was asked to serve as the committee's law-enforcement representative; the committee moved to advise and consent on his appointment and the motion carried.
Ivory summarized his background and described why he was nominated for the position, saying, "My background is, my current role, I'm the, deputy director of the highway patrol." He told the panel he could offer expertise on matters that often affect law enforcement, including 911 phone issues and infrastructure-related questions.
Committee members reviewed Ivory's peer report and reported no alarming findings. An unidentified committee member moved to "advise and consent," and the transcript records the motion carrying; no roll-call vote or tally was presented in the transcript.
After the vote the committee rose and reported; the session then concluded.
