Committee member moves to appoint subcommittee on statewide insurance issues

A committee member moved to reconvene the meeting into public session and proposed appointing a subcommittee to address statewide insurance issues, naming Richard Webb and Beverly Kohler.

"I I'll make a motion to reconvene into public session," the Committee member said, later adding, "I'd like to do a motion to appoint a subcommittee to deal with statewide insurance Issues," and identifying "Richard Webb and Beverly Kohler" as the proposed members. A second was voiced for both motions and roll-call responses were recorded.

The transcript records affirmative roll-call responses after the reconvening motion and again after the subcommittee appointment; explicit "Yes" responses appear multiple times but the transcript does not identify individual voters by name. On the first roll call several participants answered "Yes," and the second roll call similarly recorded multiple affirmative responses. The meeting later moved and seconded a motion to adjourn, and the final roll call likewise registered affirmative responses.

The subcommittee was named but the transcript contains no details about its charge, authority, membership beyond the two named individuals, reporting timelines, or whether its recommendations would require subsequent formal approval. Those details were not specified in the record.

The meeting proceeded through these procedural items quickly: reconvening, the appointment of the subcommittee, and adjournment. No votes by named members, staff assignments, or next steps for the subcommittee were recorded in the transcript.