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Chair moves board into executive session citing "ILCs1/2c1"
Summary
The chair asked for and obtained a motion to enter executive session citing "ILCs1/2c1." The board moved into executive session at 7:05 p.m.; the transcript records the motion but does not show a roll-call vote or further public debate.
The chair asked for a motion to move the meeting into executive session, citing "ILCs1/2c1," and the board moved into executive session at 7:05 p.m., according to the meeting record.
The request followed a brief transition toward a risk-management agenda item and a call for the attorney to be recognized. The chair said, "please get a motion to go executive session number ILCs1/2c1." The transcript shows a motion was made and the meeting then proceeded into executive session.
The transcript does not explain what "ILCs1/2c1" refers to, nor does it record a roll-call vote or identify the mover unambiguously in the labeled speaker turns. The record includes the phrase "by Mr. Minister Schneider" in the spoken text, but the speaker labeling in the available segments does not clearly attribute the motion to a named individual; the transcript does not provide further public discussion or a documented tally before the executive session began.
The board entered executive session at 7:05 p.m.; no additional public actions or votes are recorded in the supplied segments.
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