Chair and committee member move out of, then return to, executive session citing Title 1 §4056

A brief portion of the meeting transcript shows the Chair and a committee member moving first to exit and then to return to an executive session, citing statutory authority under Title 1 Section 4056.

The Chair identified the applicable statute early in the exchange, saying, “title 1 section 4 0 5 6 e,” and then asked for a motion to exit the executive session. A committee member responded with the motion to come “out of executive session,” the Chair offered to second, and the Chair asked, “All in favor?” The transcript records a voice response and the Chair acknowledging it without a roll-call tally.

Shortly afterward the committee member moved to return the meeting to executive session, stating, “And I move that we go back into executive session pursuant,” and the Chair completed the reference to the statute as subsection “a.” That motion was seconded and again carried by voice as the Chair asked for those in favor.

The transcript records the procedural motions and the statutory citations but does not record any substantive discussion about the subject matter of the executive session, nor does it provide a roll-call vote or attendance-based tally. After the procedural exchange the participants resumed informal, non-agenda remarks.

Because executive sessions are closed to the public and the transcript does not disclose the topic discussed under the cited statutory subsections, no further details about the content of the executive session appear in the record. The transcript does not specify any next public action, vote tally, or outcomes tied to substantive business during the executive session.