Right on.
I just wanted to say that I'm sure it was sent, but I've been having a little bit of trouble with the distribution list. I didn't see a recirculated copy of the original motion, and I haven't seen the wording of the amendment. I don't know if it's possible for the clerk to send that around now, at least to me. Maybe it's just as convenient to send it to the whole committee, for those of us who have our email open, and then we can just see quickly in writing what we're being asked to vote on. I think that would be helpful.
I'm going by memory, because I don't have it in front of me, but I'd say the original motion does provide for disclosing what substantive motions were voted on in camera and the results of the votes. As long as I'm right about that, I have a higher level of comfort with allowing for meetings to start in camera, and if the chair really wants to have a session in camera at the beginning of the meeting, I do think we could probably deal with that quickly just by having a quick motion at the beginning of the meeting.
I'm not interested in dying on the hill of whether you can start a meeting in camera or not. I'm just kind of digesting these things on the fly, which is too bad.