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NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission votes to enter executive session on litigation; no public actions expected
Summary
The commission voted to enter a roughly two-and-a-half-hour executive session to discuss litigation, legal advice and investigation updates; members said they do not expect to take any formal actions afterward and later reconvened to adjourn the meeting.
Chairwoman Weynu moved and Commissioner Mapp seconded a motion for the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission to enter executive session to discuss litigation, legal advice and investigation updates. “I move that we enter exec into executive session to discuss litigation, legal advice, investigation updates, and other matters appropriate for executive session,” Chairwoman Weynu said; the motion carried after a voice vote.
The Commission was told the executive session would last about two and a half hours and that those discussions would not be shared with the public. Chairwoman Weynu also said the livestream would remain running during the executive session. She told members of the public the Commission did not anticipate taking any formal action after the executive session, “including any permit or license applications.”
The meeting resumed at 12:52 p.m.; Chairwoman Weynu moved to adjourn and Vice Chair Nash seconded. With no discussion, the Commission voted to adjourn at 12:53 p.m.
Formal motions recorded in the transcript include the motion to enter executive session and the motion to adjourn; the transcript records the motions, seconds and that the motions passed, but does not provide a roll-call vote-by-name beyond verbal “ayes.”
