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Commission adopts recurring teleconference findings and votes to withhold closed‑session disclosures

San Francisco Health Commission · November 1, 2022
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Summary

The Commission renewed findings to allow hybrid/teleconference meetings under California Government Code §54953(e), voted to enter closed session, asserted attorney‑client privilege for closed deliberations and voted not to disclose discussions or report closed‑session actions.

The Health Commission adopted a routine recurring resolution making findings under California Government Code section 54953(e) to permit continued hybrid and teleconference meetings. Staff described the item as routine language to update dates for continued remote meeting authority; commissioners approved the resolution by roll‑call vote.

Later in the meeting the Commission moved into closed session by roll‑call vote. During closed session the Commission voted to assert attorney‑client privilege for the closed deliberations and then voted to withhold disclosure of the closed‑session discussions; commissioners also voted not to report actions taken in closed session consistent with historical practice. The roll‑call votes were recorded and all motions carried.

No public comment was received on the teleconference resolution or closed‑session motions. The Commission reconvened only to adjourn following closed sessions.