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Commission moves dissent to separate exhibit, amends attachments
Summary
After debate, the commission moved to place the dissenting statement as Exhibit B (a separate appendix) and to omit it from Exhibit A; the motion was moved and seconded and incorporated into the final resolution attachments.
Commission members debated how best to present a dissenting statement and agreed to place it separately from the majority report. A motion to approve the resolution and its attachments — with the dissent recorded as Exhibit B or appendix B — was moved and seconded during the meeting.
Speaker 1 said they would mark the attachments so the dissent is omitted from Exhibit A and attached separately, and the commission agreed that this approach keeps the majority report intact while maintaining the dissent as part of the record.
That procedural step was completed before the final vote on Resolution 2026-001, and the commission then proceeded to adopt the resolution with the dissent recorded as a separate exhibit.
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