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House Energy and Digital Infrastructure moves into executive session for security trainings
Summary
The House Energy and Digital Infrastructure committee voted by voice to go into a closed executive session "for the purposes of having a security trainings," ending the public livestream Jan. 16. No individual votes or additional public discussion were recorded.
An unidentified presiding speaker for the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure committee moved the panel into an executive session Friday, Jan. 16, saying the purpose was "to have a security trainings." Members voted by voice and the public livestream ended before any closed-door discussion took place.
The action was presented as a procedural motion by an unidentified speaker who said, "I'll make that motion that we go into the executive side." The presiding speaker then called for the ayes; several participants responded "Aye," and the motion carried on a voice vote. The public record did not include individual roll-call votes, a seconder, or further discussion about the content of the planned security trainings.
Because the meeting moved into an executive session, no substantive details of the security training were discussed on the public record and were not available for reporting. The committee ended the public livestream with the remark "farewell, YouTube" before proceeding to the closed session.
The meeting provided no additional context in the public portion about who would lead the security trainings, what specific security topics would be covered, how long the closed session would last, or whether any follow-up actions or public reports would result. Those details were not specified on the record.
