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Kyle Shekety elected vice chair of the Statute Law Committee
Summary
The Statute Law Committee nominated and elected Kyle Shekety of the state bar as vice chair by acclamation; Shekety thanked colleagues and said he looks forward to serving.
The Statute Law Committee on Monday nominated and elected Kyle Shekety of the state bar as its new vice chair.
Chair opened nominations and nominated Kyle Shekety; a committee member moved to close nominations and elect him by acclamation, a motion the committee adopted. Kyle Shekety declined to vote for himself and offered brief remarks of appreciation, saying he was “thankful” for the opportunity and that he is “glad I have a chance to be the vice chair.”
The committee did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript. Members praised Shekety’s enthusiasm for the committee’s work; one member described the group as a “nerdish, quirkish” but important committee for state law publishing and codification.
The election fills the vacancy created by the departure of the previous vice chair, Grama. The committee’s leadership change is administrative and does not by itself change committee processes; the chair said members will continue regular work on publications, codification and technical corrections.
