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Motion made to certify closed-session discussion; transcript does not record final outcome
Summary
A board member moved to certify that prior closed-session discussion was limited to lawful, exempted public business. The presiding officer said, 'I do not certify,' and another member voted 'aye,' but the transcript does not record a complete roll call or a final ruling on the motion.
A Committee member moved to certify that a prior closed-session discussion included only matters lawfully exempt from open-meeting requirements and that only such public business was discussed.
"I move to certify that to the best of each member's knowledge, 1, only public business matters, lawfully exempted from other media requirements and 2 only such public business," the Committee member said. During the subsequent vote the presiding officer said, "I do not certify." The transcript records that the Committee member voted "aye as well," but it does not record the votes of the other named members in these segments, so the transcript alone does not establish whether the motion passed.
Because the roll call in the provided segments is incomplete for this item, the official county minutes or clerk's record should be consulted to determine the final disposition of the certification motion.
