Votes and Formal Actions — None Taken at Sept. 18 Justice Oversight Hearing
Summary
No formal motions, ordinance votes or appointments were taken at the Sept. 18 hearing; the committee collected testimony and requested follow‑up data from DOC and plans related to VOSHA corrective actions.
The Joint Legislative Justice Oversight Committee did not take formal motions or votes during the Sept. 18 session. The meeting centered on testimony, data requests and regulatory follow‑up rather than final legislative actions.
What happened: legislators asked DOC to provide overtime and ordering‑list metrics to evaluate the 2‑2‑3 schedule’s impact on mandatory overtime and to supply the VOSHA program outline and evidence of interim mitigation deployment. The committee postponed some scheduled agenda items (a Medicaid waiver update and Act 159 update) to a later meeting to make time for the DOC and VSEA discussion.
What was not done: there were no recorded motions, roll‑call votes, ordinance adoptions or appointments during this hearing. The committee left the record open for DOC to provide requested documentation and for the VSEA to submit written testimony collected from members.
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