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Committee votes unanimously to enter closed session to discuss appointees' character and qualifications
Summary
The Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee voted unanimously to go into closed session to discuss the character and qualifications of appointees; the motion was moved by Senator Bridal and the Chair ruled the motion passed unanimously.
The Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee voted unanimously to enter a closed session to discuss the character and qualifications of appointees. The Chair entertained a motion to go into closed session; Senator Bridal moved the motion and, after no discussion, members responded “Aye.”
The Chair asked online members for their votes and, after affirmative responses, said, “Chair rules that passes unanimously.” The committee then proceeded into the closed session to consider sensitive personnel matters related to appointments.
The transcript records the motion and unanimous voice vote but does not provide details of the persons discussed or any deliberations that took place in closed session.
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