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Chair moves New Durham meeting into nonpublic session under RSA
Summary
The meeting Chair moved to enter a nonpublic session citing state RSA provisions; a roll-call vote was conducted, with members recorded as voting 'aye.' The decision was announced on the record and recorded in the meeting minutes.
The meeting chair moved to enter a nonpublic session and called for a roll-call vote. "I'll make a motion to, enter non public session," the chair said, and then directed a roll call.
The chair cited state law as the basis for the nonpublic session. The transcript records the chair stating aloud statutory language as the reason to go nonpublic. A roll-call was taken with the transcript recording responses such as "Rudy Rosiello, aye," "Faisal, aye," and "Ken Ross Raymond, aye." The chair then announced the transfer to nonpublic session.
The motion was recorded as approved by roll call in the public record prior to entering the closed portion of the meeting. The chair also referenced state RSA provisions on the record when making the motion and calling the vote.
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