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Votes at a glance: commission adopts minutes and votes to meet in closed session

San Francisco Police Commission · March 27, 2013
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Summary

The Police Commission adopted meeting minutes for Feb. 27, March 6 and March 13, 2013 (with a minor spelling correction) and unanimously voted to move item 7 into closed session for personnel matters before adjourning.

Several procedural actions occurred at the March 27 meeting: the commission moved to adopt minutes for Feb. 27, March 6 and March 13, 2013 (a minor correction to Supervisor London Breed's name was noted before the vote) and adopted them. Later the commission voted unanimously to hold item 7 in closed session for personnel matters and then adjourned.

Motion to adopt minutes: a commissioner offered a motion to adopt the minutes (noted correction to a spelling of Supervisor London Breed), a second was recorded and the commission voted "Aye" to adopt.

Vote to hold item 7 in closed session: the commission moved, voted "Aye" and then convened into closed session to consider personnel matters. The meeting record shows the vote to go into closed session and a subsequent unanimous vote to adjourn upon returning from closed session.

Why it matters: closed sessions are used for confidential personnel and litigation matters; the public portion of the meeting concluded with standard procedural votes and no public disciplinary action was taken in open session.