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Norfolk County Commission convenes brief executive session on collective bargaining and litigation
Summary
On Oct. 8 the Norfolk County Commission moved into a closed executive session under Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 30A, §21(a)(3) to discuss collective bargaining and litigation strategy, then returned to open session with no public disclosures about the executive session content.
The Norfolk County Commission voted to enter an executive session at its Oct. 8 meeting to discuss strategy related to collective bargaining and litigation.
Commissioner (speaker 4) moved to enter executive session pursuant to Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 30A, §21(a)(3) on the ground that an open meeting could be detrimental to the public body's bargaining or litigating position; the motion was seconded by Chair (Joe) and carried. The commission recessed for executive session and later returned to the public record for the remainder of the regular agenda. No substantive details from the executive session were disclosed in the open session.
The commission followed statutory procedures cited on the record when making the motion to convene the closed session.
