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Committee suspends rules to add resolution urging transparency, accountability on ICE activities
Summary
Committee approved a procedural motion to add a resolution from Councilor Smith calling for increased transparency and urging law-enforcement personnel operating in the city to identify themselves; the resolution text was not debated or voted on at this meeting.
Portland — At the start of the Jan. 13 meeting, the Community and Public Safety Committee voted to suspend the rules and add a resolution proposed by Councilor Smith to the end of the agenda.
Councilor Smith asked the committee to place a resolution that "affirms council support for transparency and accountability in law enforcement and urges all law enforcement personnel operating within the city of Portland to fully identify themselves and refrain from wearing masks," and the motion to suspend the rules was seconded and approved by roll call.
Clerk Diana recorded the 'Aye' votes during the roll call and Chair Kunal announced the motion passed and the item would be added to the end of the agenda. The resolution text itself was not considered or voted on during this session; the committee proceeded to discuss the draft ordinance and hear public testimony.
Provenance: Motion introduced and voted on early in the meeting (motion introduced at SEG 050; roll call and result recorded by SEG 101).
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