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Committee on Committees approves replacing Senator Windy Boy on two interim panels
Summary
The Committee on Committees voted 6-0 to replace Senator Windy Boy on the State and Tribal Relations interim committee and on Section E (finance and claims) IBCs, seating Jacinda Morjot and Senator Smith respectively; there was no public comment.
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The Committee on Committees voted unanimously to replace Senator Windy Boy on two interim committee assignments, seating Jacinda Morjot on the State and Tribal Relations interim committee and Senator Smith on Section E (Finance and Claims).
Senator Hess moved the substitutions during the committee’s brief meeting; Chair Glim recognized the motion and the panel proceeded to a roll-call vote. The recorded tally was six affirmative votes and the chair declared the motion passed.
The change was framed as a housekeeping step to remove Senator Windy Boy from interim committee obligations for the remainder of the interim. Committee members and the chair explained that the swap clears scheduling and statutory conflicts: membership on the finance-and-claims interim boards (IBCs) is set up in statute and not appointed by the Committee on Committees, while the State and Tribal Relations panel is an interim committee appointment the committee may alter.
A member asked whether Windy Boy remained on an educational study panel; Chair Glim clarified that educational-study appointments are made by the president (Senate leadership) and therefore fall outside the Committee on Committees’ appointment authority.
Rachel Weisz of legislative services confirmed there were no participants on Zoom to offer public comment. With no additional business, Chair Glim adjourned the meeting.
Action taken
The committee’s formal action replaced Senator Windy Boy’s interim assignments as described and was approved by roll-call vote, 6-0. The motion was moved by Senator Hess and carried without recorded opposition.
Speakers quoted or referenced in this report are identified as they appear in the transcript or by their explicit self-identification in the meeting record.
