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Meeting moves into executive session citing South Dakota statute
Summary
Participants moved, seconded and approved a motion to enter an executive session under South Dakota Codified Law 1-25-2 after a brief procedural exchange; no vote tally or specific speakers were recorded by name.
A participant moved to enter an executive session citing South Dakota Codified Law 1-25-2, a motion that was seconded and then enacted, the meeting record shows.
The motioner said, "I'd make a motion to go into executive session according to South Dakota by law 1 dash 25 dash 2." Another participant seconded the motion; the presiding participant called for any further discussion, then asked for those in favor. The meeting then entered the executive session.
The statute cited, South Dakota Codified Law 1-25-2, is the state provision that authorizes closed meetings under specified circumstances. The transcript records only the procedural steps to move into closed session — the motion, a second and an affirmative call — and does not record names, vote tallies or the subject matter to be discussed in the executive session.
Because the record does not include speaker names or a roll-call tally, public details about who moved and who seconded the motion and the outcome by name are not available in the transcript. The meeting's public record indicates the body proceeded into closed session after the procedural exchange; no further public proceedings are recorded in the provided excerpt.
