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Senate moves to executive session to consider confirmations
Summary
On the floor, a motion was made to go into executive session to consider confirmation matters and notaries; the presiding officer directed non‑members and staff to clear the chamber for executive session after an objection was raised.
Near the end of the floor sequence, a motion was made to enter executive session for the purpose of considering confirmations and notaries. The clerk (S2) announced the motion, stating Representative (Senator) Klein Peter moved to go into executive session; the transcript records an objection from the floor. The presiding officer (S1) then asked staff and guests to leave the chamber so the body could proceed into executive session.
The floor exchange is procedural and the transcript does not include the membership vote or the content of what followed in executive session. The record shows the body prepared to clear the floor and proceed with confidential consideration of nominations; any action taken in executive session is not contained in the public transcript provided here.
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