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Committee seeks 45-day extension to review complaint 2025-1; roll call to record vote
Summary
The ethics committee agreed to seek more information and proposed a 45-day extension to consider complaint 2025-1 after committee counsel submitted voluminous materials; Representative Stabenakis moved for the extension and the motion was seconded, with a roll call required to record the vote.
The ethics committee deferred a decision on complaint 2025-1 to allow staff and counsel more time to review recently submitted materials, with a member moving for a 45-day extension.
The chair introduced complaint 2025-1 and invited the committee’s counsel to summarize recent submissions. Counsel indicated he had provided significant materials to the panel. The chair then proposed the committee consider a 45-day pushback to give staff and counsel time to meet and supply any additional materials and answers to outstanding questions.
Representative Stabenakis moved for a 45-day extension; the motion was seconded “by the King,” and the chair called for those in favor. The transcript records no voiced objections but states a roll call was required to record the vote. The available transcript segments show the beginning of a roll-call sequence but do not clearly capture the final tallied outcome or map every vote to a named member.
Council (the committee’s counsel) and staff were asked to meet after the session to coordinate the additional materials the panel requested. The chair then moved on in the agenda; the transcript does not show a completed roll-call outcome for this motion within the provided segments.
Next steps: the committee directed staff and counsel to meet and furnish further information; the motion for a 45-day extension was put before the committee and sent to a roll call for formal recording.
