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ALAC work group divides state research, sets Halloween deadline and plans report
Summary
The Preservation of Error work group assigned members to survey other states' approaches (Kansas, Oregon, West Virginia, North Carolina, California, New York, Texas, Maryland, South Carolina and others), set homework due by Halloween, and agreed to reconvene after the Assembly session to compile a report for ALAC.
Committee members divided research tasks and set near-term deadlines to compile comparative materials for an ALAC report. Committee member S7 said she reached out to 49 municipal leagues and received useful input from Kansas and Oregon; the Chair (S4) listed additional states for review and allocated Maryland and South Carolina to S7 while assigning the remaining states among other members.
The group established an internal deadline: members should submit their "homework" by Halloween, after which the Chair will determine whether an additional meeting is warranted before year-end. The Chair said the goal is to pull together findings and present a compiled report to ALAC after the Assembly session. Participants discussed meeting location logistics and the requirement that any meeting be calendared and open to the public.
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