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Commission votes to move into closed session and not to disclose details

San Francisco Police Commission · August 27, 2014
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Summary

The commission voted to hold an agenda item in closed session for confidential litigation matters and later voted not to disclose what occurred during the closed session; both motions were recorded as passed by voice vote.

San Francisco — The Police Commission voted on Aug. 27 to convene a closed session to discuss confidential litigation matters and, after returning to open session, moved and voted not to disclose what transpired in that closed session.

At the start of the closed-session item a motion to hold the item in closed session was made and the meeting record shows the motion passed. After the closed session, the commission considered and adopted a motion not to disclose the closed-session proceedings; commissioners voiced "Aye" and the motion carried.

The transcript records the motion and outcome but does not include detailed roll-call vote tallies or public disclosure of the closed-session content; the commission followed the normal procedure for confidential litigation matters.