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Staff says remote public participation at chair's discretion; no policy change adopted
Summary
Staff reported that current committee guidelines do not address remote public participation; Reali said after consulting with colleagues the decision whether the public may join remotely rests with the Committee Chair — the committee did not adopt a formal policy.
Staff member Reali told the committee that, following consultation with Romenesko and Tenerelli, existing committee guidelines do not restrict public remote participation and the matter remains at the discretion of the Committee Chair.
Committee members discussed the topic but did not propose or adopt a formal written policy to govern remote public participation. No vote or directive was recorded to change committee rules.
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