District of Columbia Council Period 25 Status: Enacted

PR 25-0001 — Rules of Organization and Procedure for the Council of the District of Columbia, Council Period 25, Resolution of 2023

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The recent amendments to Bill PR 25-0001 involve updates to the text concerning the Council of the District of Columbia’s organizational rules, official conduct code, and sexual harassment policy. Key changes include corrections for typos and formatting improvements, which enhance clarity and professionalism. This matters because clear regulations ensure better governance and accountability within the council, ultimately fostering trust in public institutions. Additionally, having a defined sexual harassment policy helps create a safer workplace for council members and their staff.

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2 ~h a i r m a n Phil Mendelson 4 6 A RESOLUTION 8 IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To provide ruleof organization and procedure for the Council ofthe District of Columbia, a Code of Official Conduct for the Council ofthe District of Columbia, and a Sexual Harassment Policy for the Counciofthe District of Columbia during Council Period 25.
ENROLLED ORIGINAL A RESOLUTION 25-1 IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA January 3, 2023 To provide rules of organization and procedure for the Council of the District of Columbia, a Code of Official Conduct for the Council of the District of Columbia, and a Sexual Harassment Policy for the Council of the District of Columbia during Council Period 25.
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be cited as the "Rules of Organization and Procedure for the Council ofthe DistricofColumbia, Council Period 25, Resolution of2023".
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be cited as the “Rules of Organization and Procedure for the Council of the District of Columbia, Council Period 25, Resolution of 2023”.
The document entitled "Rules of Organization and Procedure for the Council of the District of Columbia, Council Period 25," attached and made a part ofthis resolution, shall be the rules ofthe Council ofthe District of Columbia.
The document entitled “Rules of Organization and Procedure for the Council of the District of Columbia, Council Period 25,” attached and made a part of this resolution, shall be the rules of the Council of the District of Columbia.
The document entitled "Counciofthe District of Columbia, Code of Official Conduct, Council Period 25," attached and made a pofthis resolution shall be the Code of Official Conduct ofthe Council ofthe District of Columbia.
The document entitled “Council of the District of Columbia, Code of Official Conduct, Council Period 25,” attached and made a part of this resolution shall be the Code of Official Conduct of the Council of the District of Columbia.
The document entitled "Sexual Harassment Policy" attached and made a poft this resolution shall be the Sexual Harassment Policy ofthe Council ofthe District of Columbia.
The document entitled “Sexual Harassment Policy” attached and made a part of this resolution shall be the Sexual Harassment Policy of the Council of the District of Columbia.
RULES OF ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURE FOR THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COUNCIL PERIOD 25 TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE I—DEFINITIONS.....................................................................................9   101.
ENROLLED ORIGINAL RULES OF ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURE FOR THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COUNCIL PERIOD 25 TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE I—DEFINITIONS.
.........................................................................................9 101.
..................................................................................................9   ARTICLE II—ORGANIZATION.............................................................................12   A.
......................................................................................................9 ARTICLE II—ORGANIZATION..................................................................................13 A.
OATH OF OFFICE AND OFFICIAL CONDUCT..............................................12   201.
OATH OF OFFICE AND OFFICIAL CONDUCT......................................................13 201.
OATH OF OFFICE...........................................................................................12   202.
OATH OF OFFICE...............................................................................................13 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 202.
CODE OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT AND COUNCIL POLICIES....................12   B.
CODE OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT AND COUNCIL POLICIES.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL..................................................13   211.
..............................13 B.
CHAIRMAN......................................................................................................13   212.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL...........................................................14 211.
CHAIRMAN PRO TEMPORE.........................................................................13   213.
CHAIRMAN........................................................................................................14 212.
VACANCY IN OFFICE OF CHAIRMAN........................................................14   C.
CHAIRMAN PRO TEMPORE...............................................................................14 213.
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP.
VACANCY IN OFFICE OF CHAIRMAN..............................................................15 C.
..........................................................................14   221.
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP.................................................................................15 221.
SELECTION.....................................................................................................14   222.
SELECTION........................................................................................................15 222.
CHAIRMAN AS EX OFFICIO MEMBER.......................................................14   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 223.
CHAIRMAN AS EX OFFICIO MEMBER..............................................................15 223.
VACANCIES.
VACANCIES.......................................................................................................15 224.
...................................................................................................14   224.
DISTRIBUTION OF RESPONSIBILITY................................................................15 225.
DISTRIBUTION OF RESPONSIBILITY........................................................14   225.
PARTICIPATION OF MEMBERS IN COMMITTEE MEETINGS...........................15 226.
PARTICIPATION OF MEMBERS IN COMMITTEE MEETINGS...............14   226.
RULES OF COMMITTEES...................................................................................16 227.
RULES OF COMMITTEES.............................................................................15   227.
COMMITTEE-ACTIVITY REPORT......................................................................17 D.
COMMITTEE-ACTIVITY REPORT................................................................16   D.
STANDING COMMITTEES....................................................................................17 231.
STANDING COMMITTEES...............................................................................16   231.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE...........................................................................17 232.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.....................................................................16   232.
COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.......................20 233.
COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT...........19   233.
COMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION AND LABOR......................21 234.
COMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION AND LABOR.
COMMITTEE ON FACILITIES AND FAMILY SERVICES.
..........20   234.
..................................22 235.
COMMITTEE ON FACILITIES AND FAMILY SERVICES.........................21   235.
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.................................................................................22 236.
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH............................................................................21   236.
COMMITTEE ON HOSPITAL AND HEALTH EQUITY........................................24 237.
COMMITTEE ON HOSPITAL AND HEALTH EQUITY...............................23   237.
........................................................................23   238.
..............................................................................24 238.
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY AND PUBLIC SAFETY.
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY AND PUBLIC SAFETY................................25 239.
....................24   239.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND OPERATIONS.....................................26 240.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND OPERATIONS.
COMMITTEE ON RECREATION, LIBRARIES, AND YOUTH AFFAIRS.............27 241.
..........................25   240.
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT...................28 E.
COMMITTEE ON RECREATION, LIBRARIES, AND YOUTH AFFAIRS.
CREATION OF SUBCOMMITTEES........................................................................29 245.
26   241.
SUBCOMMITTEES.
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COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
............................................................................................29 F.
......27   E.
CREATION OF SUBCOMMITTEES.
................................................................28   245.
SUBCOMMITTEES.........................................................................................28   F.
...................................28   251.
.............................................29 251.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES................................................................................28   252.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.....................................................................................29 252.
SPECIAL PROJECTS......................................................................................28   G.
SPECIAL PROJECTS...........................................................................................29 G.
APPOINTED OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL..................................................28   261.
APPOINTED OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL...........................................................30 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 261.
...................................................................28   262.
..........................................................................30 262.
SECRETARY....................................................................................................28   263.
SECRETARY.......................................................................................................30 263.
GENERAL COUNSEL.....................................................................................29   264.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
BUDGET DIRECTOR......................................................................................30   H.
........................................................................................30 264.
COUNCIL PERSONNEL AND APPOINTMENTS...........................................30   271.
BUDGET DIRECTOR.
SUBORDINATE STAFF OF APPOINTED OFFICERS.
.........................................................................................31 H.
...............................30   272.
COUNCIL PERSONNEL AND APPOINTMENTS....................................................32 271.
COMMITTEE STAFF......................................................................................30   273.
SUBORDINATE STAFF OF APPOINTED OFFICERS...........................................32 272.
COUNCILMEMBERS’ PERSONAL STAFF...................................................31   274.
COMMITTEE STAFF...........................................................................................32 273.
SEPARATION PAY AND BUDGET ACCOUNTING.....................................31   275.
COUNCILMEMBERS’ PERSONAL STAFF..........................................................32 274.
COUNCIL APPOINTMENT TO OTHER BODIES........................................31   276.
SEPARATION PAY AND BUDGET ACCOUNTING.............................................32 275.
APPOINTMENT BY COMMITTEES AND MEMBERS................................31   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 277.
COUNCIL APPOINTMENT TO OTHER BODIES.
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT FOR APPOINTMENTS...............................32   I.
................................................33 276.
COMPUTING TIME, CIRCULATION, AND FILING REQUIREMENTS........32   281.
APPOINTMENT BY COMMITTEES AND MEMBERS.
COMPUTING TIME.
........................................33 277.
.......................................................................................32   282.
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT FOR APPOINTMENTS.........................................33 I.
FILING WITH THE SECRETARY.
COMPUTING TIME, CIRCULATION, AND FILING REQUIREMENTS.
................................................................33   283.
...................34 281.
CIRCULATION TO MEMBERS AND COMMITTEES..................................34   ARTICLE III—PROCEDURES FOR MEETINGS.................................................34   A.
COMPUTING TIME.............................................................................................34 282.
FILING WITH THE SECRETARY........................................................................35 283.
CIRCULATION TO MEMBERS AND COMMITTEES...........................................35 ARTICLE III—PROCEDURES FOR MEETINGS........................................................36 A.
..............................................................................34   301.
...................................................................................36 301.
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING.
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING...........................................................................36 302.
....................................................................34   302.
REGULAR MEETINGS........................................................................................36 303.
REGULAR MEETINGS...................................................................................34   303.
ADDITIONAL AND SPECIAL MEETINGS.
ADDITIONAL AND SPECIAL MEETINGS...................................................35   304.
.........................................................36 304.
QUORUM.
QUORUM............................................................................................................37 305.
........................................................................................................35   305.
HEARING THE MAYOR.
HEARING THE MAYOR.................................................................................36   306.
....................................................................................37 306.
RECESS............................................................................................................36   307.
RECESS.
COUNCIL REVIEW OF CONTRACTS...........................................................37   308.
.............................................................................................................38 307.
POLICY AND ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSES.
COUNCIL REVIEW OF CONTRACTS.
.......................................37   309.
................................................................38 308.
FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENTS..................................................................38   310.
POLICY AND ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSES................................................39 309.
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY DETERMINATIONS..............................................39   311.
FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENTS........................................................................40 310.
RACIAL EQUITY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS.
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY DETERMINATIONS.......................................................41 311.
...............................................40   312.
RACIAL EQUITY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS........................................................42 312.
PRESENTATION OF LEGISLATION TO THE COUNCIL..........................42   313.
PRESENTATION OF LEGISLATION TO THE COUNCIL.....................................43 313.
[RESREVED]....................................................................................................42   314.
[RESERVED].......................................................................................................43 314.
EXPEDITED OPTIONAL PROCEDURE FOR REVENUE BONDS AND REVIEW RESOLUTIONS.......................................................................................42   B.
EXPEDITED OPTIONAL PROCEDURE FOR REVENUE BONDS AND REVIEW RESOLUTIONS.
.........................................................................................................43 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV B.
.......................................................43   315.
...............................................................44 315.
ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR REGULAR MEETINGS..................................43   316.
ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR REGULAR MEETINGS............................................44 316.
43   317.
.............45 317.
PROCEEDING OUT OF ORDER....................................................................44   C.
PROCEEDING OUT OF ORDER..........................................................................45 C.
RULES OF DECORUM.......................................................................................44   321.
RULES OF DECORUM...........................................................................................45 321.
DECORUM OF MEMBERS.............................................................................44   322.
DECORUM OF MEMBERS..................................................................................45 322.
DECORUM OF MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC..............................................44   D.
DECORUM OF MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC.......................................................46 D.
RULES OF DEBATE.
RULES OF DEBATE...............................................................................................47 331.
.........................................................................................45   331.
OBTAINING THE FLOOR.
OBTAINING THE FLOOR..............................................................................45   332.
..................................................................................47 332.
TIME LIMITS FOR DEBATE.
TIME LIMITS FOR DEBATE...............................................................................47 333.
........................................................................45   333.
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE......................................................................................47 334.
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.
APPEAL..............................................................................................................47 335.
...............................................................................46   334.
POINT OF ORDER...............................................................................................47 336.
APPEAL............................................................................................................46   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 335.
PARLIMENTARY INQUIRY...............................................................................48 337.
POINT OF ORDER.
RECOGNITION OF NON-MEMBERS.
.........................................................................................46   336.
.................................................................48 E.
PARLIMENTARY INQUIRY..........................................................................46   337.
MOTIONS.
RECOGNITION OF NON-MEMBERS...........................................................46   E.
.............................................................................................................48 341.
MOTIONS............................................................................................................46   341.
MOTIONS RECOGNIZED DURING DEBATE......................................................48 342.
MOTIONS RECOGNIZED DURING DEBATE..............................................46   342.
WITHDRAWAL OR MODIFICATION OF MOTIONS...........................................49 343.
WITHDRAWAL OR MODIFICATION OF MOTIONS...................................47   343.
ADJOURN...........................................................................................................49 344.
ADJOURN........................................................................................................47   344.
RECESS.
RECESS............................................................................................................47   345.
.............................................................................................................49 345.
RECONSIDER..................................................................................................48   346.
RECONSIDER.....................................................................................................49 346.
LAY ON THE TABLE......................................................................................49   347.
LAY ON THE TABLE..........................................................................................50 347.
MOTION TO MOVE THE PREVIOUS QUESTION......................................49   348.
MOTION TO MOVE THE PREVIOUS QUESTION...............................................51 348.
MOTION TO CLOSE DEBATE.......................................................................49   349.
MOTION TO CLOSE DEBATE.
POSTPONE TO A CERTAIN TIME................................................................50   350.
...........................................................................51 349.
POSTPONE TO A CERTAIN TIME.
.....................................................................51 350.
....................................................................................................50   351.
.......................................................................................................51 351.
...........................................................................................................50   352.
.............................................................................................................52 352.
POSTPONE INDEFINITELY.
POSTPONE INDEFINITELY................................................................................52 353.
........................................................................50   353.
DISCHARGE.......................................................................................................52 354.
DISCHARGE....................................................................................................50   354.
TAKE FROM THE TABLE...................................................................................52 F.
TAKE FROM THE TABLE..............................................................................51   F.
AMENDMENTS......................................................................................................53 355.
AMENDMENTS.
AMENDMENTS TO BE WRITTEN......................................................................53 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 356.
.................................................................................................51   355.
GERMANE AMENDMENTS................................................................................53 357.
AMENDMENTS TO BE WRITTEN................................................................51   356.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENTS................................................................................54 358.
GERMANE AMENDMENTS.
AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE.........................................54 G.
.........................................................................52   357.
VOTING.................................................................................................................54 361.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENTS.
FORM OF VOTE.
.........................................................................52   358.
................................................................................................54 362.
AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE...............................52   G.
VOICE VOTES....................................................................................................55 363.
VOTING...............................................................................................................53   361.
DEMAND FOR ROLL-CALL VOTE.....................................................................55 364.
FORM OF VOTE..............................................................................................53   364.
CALLING THE ROLL..........................................................................................55 365.
CALLING THE ROLL.
RECORDS OF VOTES.........................................................................................55 366.
....................................................................................53   365.
TAX ABATEMENT FINANCIAL ANALYSIS (TAFA)..........................................55 367.
RECORDS OF VOTES.....................................................................................53   366.
PROXY VOTING PROHIBITED...........................................................................56 368.
TAX ABATEMENT FINANCIAL ANALYSIS (TAFA)...................................54   367.
SUMMONS OF MEMBERS..................................................................................56 H.
PROXY VOTING PROHIBITED.....................................................................54   368.
OPEN MEETINGS..................................................................................................56 371.
SUMMONS OF MEMBERS.
OPEN MEETINGS, GENERALLY........................................................................56 372.
...........................................................................54   H.
MEETINGS DEEMED OPEN.
OPEN MEETINGS..............................................................................................54   371.
..............................................................................57 373.
OPEN MEETINGS, GENERALLY.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS......................................................................................57 374.
................................................................54   372.
RECORD OF MEETINGS.....................................................................................58 375.
MEETINGS DEEMED OPEN.........................................................................55   373.
EXCEPTIONS TO OPEN MEETINGS...................................................................58 ARTICLE IV—LEGISLATION.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
...................................................................................61 A.
...............................................................................55   374.
INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION......................................................................61 401.
RECORD OF MEETINGS.
WHO MAY INTRODUCE....................................................................................61 402.
..............................................................................56   375.
MANNER OF INTRODUCTION...........................................................................62 403.
EXCEPTIONS TO OPEN MEETINGS...........................................................57   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV ARTICLE IV—LEGISLATION................................................................................59   A.
READING INTRODUCTIONS..............................................................................62 404.
INTRODUCTION OF LEGISLATION...............................................................59   401.
COMMITTEE REFERRAL...................................................................................63 405.
WHO MAY INTRODUCE................................................................................59   402.
COMMENTS BY EXECUTIVE.
MANNER OF INTRODUCTION.....................................................................60   403.
...........................................................................63 406.
READING INTRODUCTIONS........................................................................60   404.
WITHDRAWAL OF LEGISLATION.....................................................................63 407.
COMMITTEE REFERRAL..............................................................................61   405.
COMMITTEE APPROVAL ..................................................................................64 B.
COMMENTS BY EXECUTIVE.......................................................................61   406.
COUNCIL APPROVAL...........................................................................................64 411.
WITHDRAWAL OF LEGISLATION...............................................................61   407.
CONSENT AGENDA...........................................................................................64 412.
COMMITTEE APPROVAL..............................................................................62   B.
EMERGENCY LEGISLATION.............................................................................65 413.
COUNCIL APPROVAL.......................................................................................62   411.
TEMPORARY LEGISLATION.............................................................................66 414.
CONSENT AGENDA.......................................................................................62   412.
TECHNICAL-AMENDMENT LEGISLATION.......................................................66 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 415.
EMERGENCY LEGISLATION.......................................................................63   413.
ENACTMENT LEGISLATION.............................................................................66 416.
TEMPORARY LEGISLATION........................................................................64   414.
VETOED LEGISLATION.....................................................................................67 417.
TECHNICAL-AMENDMENT LEGISLATION...............................................64   415.
TRANSMISSION OF ACTS..................................................................................67 418.
ENACTMENT LEGISLATION.
EFFECT OF END OF COUNCIL PERIOD.............................................................67 C.
......................................................................64   416.
NOTICE AND PUBLICATION OF INTENDED ACTIONS.
VETOED LEGISLATION................................................................................65   417.
......................................68 421.
TRANSMISSION OF ACTS.
GENERAL NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OF INTENDED ACTIONS AND HEARINGS.................................................................................................................68 422.
...........................................................................65   418.
PERSONAL SERVICE OR ACTUAL NOTICE......................................................69 423.
EFFECT OF END OF COUNCIL PERIOD....................................................65   C.
METHODS OF NOTICE.......................................................................................69 424.
NOTICE AND PUBLICATION OF INTENDED ACTIONS.............................66   421.
GENERAL NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OF INTENDED ACTIONS AND HEARINGS.
.............................................................................................................66   422.
PERSONAL SERVICE OR ACTUAL NOTICE..............................................67   423.
METHODS OF NOTICE..................................................................................67   424.
.........................................................68   425.
................................................................70 425.
NOTICE OF TEMPORARY LEGISLATION..................................................68   426.
NOTICE OF TEMPORARY LEGISLATION..........................................................71 426.
NOTICE OF WAIVER OF RULE 231(c).........................................................69   427.
NOTICE OF WAIVER OF RULE 231(c)................................................................71 427.
CEREMONIAL RESOLUTIONS.....................................................................69   428.
CEREMONIAL RESOLUTIONS...........................................................................71 428.
NOTICE AND PUBLICATION OF ADOPTED LEGISLATION...................69   429.
NOTICE AND PUBLICATION OF ADOPTED LEGISLATION..............................71 429.
NOTICE OF NEW BUSINESS........................................................................69   430.
NOTICE OF NEW BUSINESS..............................................................................72 430.
NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETINGS........................................................70   ARTICLE V—HEARING PROCEDURES.............................................................70   A.
NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETINGS................................................................72 ARTICLE V—HEARING PROCEDURES....................................................................73 A.
PROCEDURES FOR HEARINGS......................................................................70   501.
PROCEDURES FOR HEARINGS.
AUTHORITY TO CALL HEARINGS..............................................................70   502.
...........................................................................73 501.
QUORUM.
AUTHORITY TO CALL HEARINGS....................................................................73 502.
........................................................................................................71   503.
QUORUM............................................................................................................73 503.
PARTICIPATION BY MEMBERS.
PARTICIPATION BY MEMBERS........................................................................73 504.
.................................................................71   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 504.
WITNESSES AT A PUBLIC HEARING................................................................73 B.
WITNESSES AT A PUBLIC HEARING.........................................................71   B.
RECEIVING TESTIMONY......................................................................................74 511.
RECEIVING TESTIMONY.................................................................................72   511.
QUESTIONING WITNESSES...............................................................................74 512.
QUESTIONING WITNESSES.
DECORUM OF WITNESSES................................................................................74 C.
.......................................................................72   512.
RIGHTS OF WITNESSES........................................................................................74 521.
DECORUM OF WITNESSES..........................................................................72   C.
RIGHT TO COUNSEL..........................................................................................74 522.
RIGHTS OF WITNESSES.
RIGHT TO MAKE OPENING STATEMENT.........................................................74 D.
.................................................................................72   521.
RECORD OF HEARINGS.
RIGHT TO COUNSEL.....................................................................................72   522.
......................................................................................75 531.
RIGHT TO MAKE OPENING STATEMENT.................................................72   D.
RECORD OF HEARINGS...................................................................................72   531.
..............................................................72   532.
.....................................................................75 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 532.
CLOSE OF RECORD.......................................................................................73   ARTICLE VI—INVESTIGATIONS AND SUBPOENAS.
CLOSE OF RECORD.
....................................73   A.
..........................................................................................75 ARTICLE VI—INVESTIGATIONS AND SUBPOENAS.
PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATIONS USING SUBPOENAS....................73   601.
..............................................76 A.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE USE OF SUBPOENAS IN AN INVESTIGATION....................................................................................................73   602.
PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATIONS USING SUBPOENAS...............................76 601.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE USE OF SUBPOENAS IN AN INVESTIGATION.......................................................................................................76 602.
.....................................................................73   603.
...........................................................................76 603.
REPORT OF INVESTIGATION......................................................................74   604.
REPORT OF INVESTIGATION............................................................................76 604.
TESTIMONY UNDER OATH.
TESTIMONY UNDER OATH...............................................................................76 605.
........................................................................74   605.
ISSUING THE OATH...........................................................................................76 606.
ISSUING THE OATH......................................................................................74   606.
DEPOSITIONS.
DEPOSITIONS.................................................................................................74   B.
...................................................................................................77 B.
SUBPOENAS.......................................................................................................74   611.
SUBPOENAS..........................................................................................................77 611.
ISSUANCE OF SUBPOENAS.........................................................................74   612.
ISSUANCE OF SUBPOENAS...............................................................................77 612.
REPORT TO SECRETARY REGARDING USE OF SUBPOENA.................74   613.
REPORT TO SECRETARY REGARDING USE OF SUBPOENA............................77 613.
SERVICE OF SUBPOENAS............................................................................74   614.
SERVICE OF SUBPOENAS.
ENFORCEMENT OF SUBPOENAS...............................................................75   C.
................................................................................77 614.
RIGHTS OF WITNESSES.
ENFORCEMENT OF SUBPOENAS......................................................................77 C.
.................................................................................75   621.
RIGHTS OF WITNESSES........................................................................................78 621.
RIGHT TO ASSERT PRIVILEGES.................................................................75   622.
RIGHT TO ASSERT PRIVILEGES.
NOTIFICATION OF RIGHTS.........................................................................75   623.
......................................................................78 622.
RIGHT TO TRANSCRIPT...............................................................................75   624.
NOTIFICATION OF RIGHTS...............................................................................78 623.
RIGHTS OF PERSONS WHO ARE SUBJECTS OF INVESTIGATIONS....76   625.
RIGHT TO TRANSCRIPT....................................................................................78 624.
RIGHTS OF PERSONS IDENTIFIED IN INVESTIGATIONS.
RIGHTS OF PERSONS WHO ARE SUBJECTS OF INVESTIGATIONS.
...................76   D.
................78 625.
REPRIMAND, CENSURE, AND EXPULSION PROCEDURES......................76   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 651.
RIGHTS OF PERSONS IDENTIFIED IN INVESTIGATIONS.................................78 D.
REPRIMAND, CENSURE, AND EXPULSION PROCEDURES.................................79 651.
..............................................76   652.
......................................................79 652.
AD HOC COMMITTEE PROCEDURES.
AD HOC COMMITTEE PROCEDURES................................................................80 653.
.......................................................77   653.
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF REPORT..........................................................82 654.
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF REPORT..................................................79   654.
..................................................................................................80   655.
.....................................................................................................83 655.
CENSURE AND EXPULSION........................................................................81   ARTICLE VII—BUDGET PROCEDURES............................................................81   A.
CENSURE AND EXPULSION..............................................................................83 ARTICLE VII—BUDGET PROCEDURES.
BUDGET REVIEW PROCEDURES...................................................................81   701.
..................................................................84 A.
ROLE OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
BUDGET REVIEW PROCEDURES.........................................................................84 701.
.........................................81   702.
ROLE OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE....................................................84 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 702.
BUDGET-REVIEW SCHEDULE....................................................................82   703.
BUDGET-REVIEW SCHEDULE.
ROLE OF COUNCIL COMMITTEES.............................................................82   704.
.........................................................................84 703.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED BUDGET................................................................................................................... 3 705.
ROLE OF COUNCIL COMMITTEES....................................................................85 704.
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF THE BUDGET........................................83   B.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED BUDGET.
REPROGRAMMING POLICY ACT PROCEDURES.........................................83   711.
....86 705.
EFFECT OF RECESS ON PROCEDURES....................................................83   712.
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF THE BUDGET.................................................86 B.
COMMITTEE REFERRAL OF REQUESTS.
REPROGRAMMING POLICY ACT PROCEDURES.................................................86 711.
.................................................84   713.
EFFECT OF RECESS ON PROCEDURES.............................................................86 712.
CIRCULATION OF REQUESTS.....................................................................84   714.
COMMITTEE REFERRAL OF REQUESTS...........................................................86 713.
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE.
CIRCULATION OF REQUESTS...........................................................................86 714.
.........................................................................84   715.
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE................................................................................87 715.
WITHDRAWAL OF REPROGRAMMING REQUESTS.................................84   716.
WITHDRAWAL OF REPROGRAMMING REQUESTS.
REQUIREMENTS FOR DISAPPROVAL OF REQUESTS............................84   717.
........................................87 716.
AUTOMATIC APPROVAL OF REQUESTS...................................................85   718.
REQUIREMENTS FOR DISAPPROVAL OF REQUESTS......................................87 717.
AUTOMATIC APPROVAL OF REQUESTS..........................................................87 718.
.........................................................................85   C.
.............................................................................88 C.
FUNDS CONTROL ACT PROCEDURES..........................................................85   [RESERVED]............................................................................................................85   D.
FUNDS CONTROL ACT PROCEDURES.................................................................88 [RESERVED]..............................................................................................................88 D.
SPECIFIED FUNDING ALLOCATION PROCEDURES.
SPECIFIED FUNDING ALLOCATION PROCEDURES............................................88 730.
................................85   730.
REQUIRED INFORMATION PRIOR TO APPROVAL...........................................88 731.
REQUIRED INFORMATION PRIOR TO APPROVAL..................................85   731.
[RESERVED].......................................................................................................90 732.
PROHIBITION ON CONSECUTIVE ALLOCATIONS..................................87   732.
LIMITS ON AWARD AMOUNTS.........................................................................90 733.
LIMITS ON AWARD AMOUNTS.
AUDIT REQUIREMENTS....................................................................................90 734.
..................................................................87   733.
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS.........................................................................90 E.
AUDIT REQUIREMENTS...............................................................................87   734.
REPORTS ON BILLS SUBJECT TO INCLUSION IN THE BUDGET AND FINANCIAL PLAN.
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS..................................................................87   E.
........................................................................................................................90 735.
REPORTS ON BILLS SUBJECT TO INCLUSION IN THE BUDGET AND FINANCIAL PLAN..................................................................................................87   735.
REPORTS ON BILLS SUBJECT TO INCLUSION IN THE BUDGET AND FINANCIAL PLAN.....................................................................................................90 736.
  REPORTS ON BILLS SUBJECT TO INCLUSION IN THE BUDGET AND FINANCIAL PLAN..................................................................................................87   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 736.
REPEAL OF LAWS SUBJECT TO APPROPRIATION..........................................90 ARTICLE VIII—COUNCIL RECORDS .......................................................................91 A.
REPEAL OF LAWS SUBJECT TO APPROPRIATION................................87   ARTICLE VIII—COUNCIL RECORDS.................................................................88   A.
COUNCIL RECORDS.............................................................................................91 801.
COUNCIL RECORDS.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR RECORDS......................................................................91 802.
........................................................................................88   801.
FORM FOR INTRODUCTIONS............................................................................91 803.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR RECORDS...............................................................88   802.
FORM FOR INTRODUCTIONS......................................................................88   803.
......................................................................88   804.
............................................................................91 COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 804.
SUPPLEMENTAL COMMITTEE REPORT...................................................91   805.
SUPPLEMENTAL COMMITTEE REPORT...........................................................94 805.
IDENTIFICATION OF COUNCIL DOCUMENTS.
IDENTIFICATION OF COUNCIL DOCUMENTS..................................................94 806.
.......................................91   806.
LEGISLATIVE FILES..........................................................................................95 807.
LEGISLATIVE FILES.....................................................................................92   807.
OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS.............................................................................96 808.
OTHER OFFICIAL RECORDS.......................................................................93   808.
RECORDS OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS...........................................................97 809.
RECORDS OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS...................................................93   809.
COMMITTEE RECORDS.....................................................................................97 B.
COMMITTEE RECORDS................................................................................94   810.
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND SERVICE OF PROCESS................................97 811.
DOCUMENT SUBMISSION PORTAL........Error! Bookmark not defined.
FOIA PROCEDURES...........................................................................................97 812.
  B.
TRANSACTION OF PUBLIC BUSINESS BY ELECTRONIC FORMAT................98 813.
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND SERVICE OF PROCESS.....................94   811.
SERVICE OF PROCESS.......................................................................................98 ARTICLE IX—AUDITOR.............................................................................................99 901.
FOIA PROCEDURES.
SELECTION........................................................................................................99 902.
.....................................................................................94   812.
TERM AND COMPENSATION............................................................................99 903.
TRANSACTION OF PUBLIC BUSINESS BY ELECTRONIC FORMAT....95   813.
VACANCY..........................................................................................................99 904.
SERVICE OF PROCESS.
STAFF.................................................................................................................99 905.
................................................................................95   ARTICLE IX—AUDITOR.........................................................................................95   901.
REPORTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC.
SELECTION.....................................................................................................95   902.
..........................................................99 ARTICLE X—CONSTRUCTION, SUSPENSION, AND AMENDMENT OF RULES....99 1001.
TERM AND COMPENSATION.
PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY.
.....................................................................96   903.
....................................................................99 1002.
VACANCY.
GENDER RULE OF CONSTRUCTION...............................................................99 1003.
.......................................................................................................96   904.
SUSPENSION OF RULES.
STAFF...............................................................................................................96   905.
...............................................................................100 1004.
REPORTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC....................................................96   ARTICLE X—CONSTRUCTION, SUSPENSION, AND AMENDMENT OF RULES.
AMENDMENT OF RULES...............................................................................100 1005.
.......................................................................................................................96   1001.
EFFECTIVE PERIOD.......................................................................................100 ARTICLE I—DEFINITIONS.
PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY................................................................96   1002.
GENDER RULE OF CONSTRUCTION.
......................................................96   1003.
SUSPENSION OF RULES............................................................................96   1004.
AMENDMENT OF RULES.
..........................................................................97   1005.
EFFECTIVE PERIOD....................................................................................97   COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV ARTICLE I—DEFINITIONS.
(2) “Auditor” means the District of Columbia Auditor, established by section 455 of the Charter (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) “Auditor” means the District of Columbia Auditor, established by section 455 of the Charter (D.C.
(3) “BEGA” means the Board of Ethics and Government Accountability, established by section 202 of the Government Ethics Act of 2011, effective April 27, (D.C.
(3) “BEGA” means the Board of Ethics and Government Accountability, established by section 202 of the Government Ethics Act of 2011, effective April 27, 2012 (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (13) “Council Period” means the legislative session of the Council beginning at noon on January 2nd of each odd-numbered year and ending at noon on January 2nd of the following odd-numbered year.
(13) “Council Period” means the legislative session of the Council beginning at noon on January 2nd of each odd-numbered year and ending at noon on January 2nd of the following odd-numbered year.
(16) “Emergency declaration resolution” means a resolution declaring the existence of emergency circumstances within the meaning of section 412(a) of the Charter (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (16) “Emergency declaration resolution” means a resolution declaring the existence of emergency circumstances within the meaning of section 412(a) of the Charter (D.C.
(26) “Measure” means a bill, resolution, or amendment to a bill or resolution, a main motion pending before the Council or before a committee of the COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Council, or a proposed reorganization plan, reprogramming request, grant budget modification request, proposed state plan, contract, or proposed municipal regulation transmitted by law to the Council for its approval.
(26) “Measure” means a bill, resolution, or amendment to a bill or resolution, a main motion pending before the Council or before a committee of the Council, or a proposed reorganization plan, reprogramming request, grant budget modification request, proposed state plan, contract, or proposed municipal regulation transmitted by law to the Council for its approval.
(27) “Meeting” means, except for the purposes of Rules 371 through 376, the formal convening of a committee or the Council, other than solely for the purpose of receiving testimony, held at a designated time and place for the purpose of transacting public business, including official action of any kind.
(27) “Meeting” means, except for the purposes of Rules 371 through 376, the formal convening of a committee or the Council, other than solely for the purpose of receiving COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV testimony, held at a designated time and place for the purpose of transacting public business, including official action of any kind.
(29) “Official action” shall have the same meaning as provided in section of the Home Rule Act (D.C.
(29) “Official action” shall have the same meaning as provided in section 742 of the Home Rule Act (D.C.
(31) “Racial equity” shall have the same meaning as provided in section 101 of the Racial Equity Achieves Results (REACH) Amendment Act of 2020, effective March 16, 2021 (D.C.
(31) “Racial equity” shall have the same meaning as provided in section 101 of the Racial Equity Achieves Results (REACH) Amendment Act of 2020, effective March 16, (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (39) “Resolution” shall have the same meaning as provided in section 412(a) of the Charter (D.C.
(39) “Resolution” shall have the same meaning as provided in section 412(a) of the Charter (D.C.
(40) “Sense of the Council resolution” means a resolution to express the Council’s sentiment or opinion regarding a situation, practice, or event.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (40) “Sense of the Council resolution” means a resolution to express the Council’s sentiment or opinion regarding a situation, practice, or event.
In connection with the performance of official duties, Councilmembers and staff shall strive to act solely in COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV the public interest and not for any direct and tangible personal gain and shall not take an official action on a matter as to which they have a conflict of interest created by a personal, family, client, or business interest.
In connection with the performance of official duties, Councilmembers and staff shall strive to act solely in the public interest and not for any direct COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV and tangible personal gain and shall not take an official action on a matter as to which they have a conflict of interest created by a personal, family, client, or business interest.
(9) A requirement that if an oral amendment is moved during a committee meeting, it shall, upon request by a member, be reduced to writing and read by the Committee Director or other Committee staff, and made available for public inspection as soon as practicable;
(9) A requirement that if an oral amendment is moved during a committee meeting it shall, upon request by a member, be reduced to writing and read by the Committee Director or other Committee staff and made available for public inspection as soon as practicable;
revision and codification of Title 49 of the D.C.
revision and codification of Title of the D.C.
The Chairman may not withhold a measure properly reported and timely filed by another committee from the agenda of a COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV regular Committee of the Whole meeting, and the Chairman may not hold a measure in the Committee of the Whole that has been properly reported by another committee unless the Committee of the Whole votes to table, postpone, or recommit the measure.
The Chairman may not withhold a measure properly reported and timely filed by another committee from the agenda of a regular Committee of the Whole meeting, and the Chairman may not hold a measure in the Committee of the Whole that has been properly reported by COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV another committee unless the Committee of the Whole votes to table, postpone, or recommit the measure.
(c)(1) Except as provided in Rule 314, each measure reported by the committees of the Council identified in Rules 232 to 240 shall be referred to the Committee of the Whole for a review of its legal sufficiency and technical compliance with the drafting rules of the Council;
(c)(1) Except as provided in Rule 314, each measure reported by the committees of the Council identified in Rules 232 to 241 shall be referred to the Committee of the Whole for a review of its legal sufficiency and technical compliance with the drafting rules of the Council;
Board for the Condemnation of Insanitary Buildings Board of Industrial Trades Board of Review of Anti-Deficiency Violations Board of Zoning Adjustment Commemorative Works Committee Commission and Office on Out of School Time Grants and Youth Outcomes Commission on the Arts and Humanities COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Common Lottery Board Community Schools Advisory Committee Construction Codes Coordinating Board Council of the District of Columbia Department of Buildings (jointly with the Committee on Facilities and Family Services) District of Columbia Education Research Practice Partnership Review Panel District of Columbia Educational Opportunity for Military Children State Council District of Columbia Public Charter School Board District of Columbia Public Schools District of Columbia Retirement Board, including the District of Columbia Police Officers and Fire Fighters’ Retirement Fund and the Teachers’ Retirement Fund District of Columbia State Athletics Commission District Retiree Health Contribution Healthy Youth and Schools Commission Higher Education Licensure Commission Historic Preservation Review Board Interagency Coordinating Council Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission Law Revision Commission Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments National Capital Planning Commission New Columbia Statehood Commission Office of Budget and Planning Office of the District of Columbia Auditor Office of Planning Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education Office of the Ombudsman for Public Education Office of the State Superintendent of Education (including Advisory Panel on Special Education, Early Childhood Development Coordinating Council) Office of the Statehood Delegation Office of the Student Advocate Office of Zoning Other Post-Employment Benefits Fund Advisory Committee Pay-As-You-Go Capital Public Charter School Credit Enhancement Fund Committee State Board of Education Students in the Care of D.C.
Board for the Condemnation of Insanitary Buildings Board of Industrial Trades Board of Review of Anti-Deficiency Violations Board of Zoning Adjustment Commemorative Works Committee Commission and Office on Out of School Time Grants and Youth Outcomes Commission on the Arts and Humanities Common Lottery Board COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Community Schools Advisory Committee Construction Codes Coordinating Board Council of the District of Columbia Department of Buildings (jointly with the Committee on Facilities and Family Services) District of Columbia Education Research Practice Partnership Review Panel District of Columbia Educational Opportunity for Military Children State Council District of Columbia Public Charter School Board District of Columbia Public Schools District of Columbia Retirement Board, including the District of Columbia Police Officers and Fire Fighters’ Retirement Fund and the Teachers’ Retirement Fund District of Columbia State Athletics Commission District Retiree Health Contribution Healthy Youth and Schools Commission Higher Education Licensure Commission Historic Preservation Review Board Interagency Coordinating Council Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission Law Revision Commission Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments National Capital Planning Commission New Columbia Statehood Commission Office of Budget and Planning Office of the District of Columbia Auditor Office of Planning Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education Office of the Ombudsman for Public Education Office of the State Superintendent of Education (including Advisory Panel on Special Education, Early Childhood Development Coordinating Council) Office of the Statehood Delegation Office of the Student Advocate Office of Zoning Other Post-Employment Benefits Fund Advisory Committee Pay-As-You-Go Capital Public Charter School Credit Enhancement Fund Committee State Board of Education Students in the Care of D.C.
Coordinating Committee Tax Revision Commission Tobacco Settlement Financing Corporation University of the District of Columbia COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Zoning Commission 232.
Coordinating Committee Tax Revision Commission Tobacco Settlement Financing Corporation University of the District of Columbia Zoning Commission COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 232.
Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration Board of Accountancy Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture Board of Barber and Cosmetology Board of Consumer Claims Arbitration for the District of Columbia Board of Funeral Directors Board of Professional Engineering Captive Insurance Agency Combat Sports Commission Commission on Nightlife and Culture Commission to Commemorate and Recognize Charles Hamilton Houston and for His Contributions to the American Civil Rights Movement, Education, and the Legal Profession Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Department of Small and Local Business Development Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Destination DC Innovation and Technology Inclusion Council Multistate Tax Commission Office of Lottery and Gaming Office of Nightlife and Culture Office of the Chief Financial Officer (not including the Office of Budget and Planning) COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Office of the People’s Counsel Public Service Commission Real Property Tax Appeals Commission for the District of Columbia St.
Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration Board of Accountancy Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture Board of Barber and Cosmetology Board of Consumer Claims Arbitration for the District of Columbia Board of Funeral Directors Board of Professional Engineering Captive Insurance Agency Combat Sports Commission Commission on Nightlife and Culture Commission to Commemorate and Recognize Charles Hamilton Houston and for His Contributions to the American Civil Rights Movement, Education, and the Legal Profession Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Department of Small and Local Business Development Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Destination DC Innovation and Technology Inclusion Council Multistate Tax Commission Office of Lottery and Gaming Office of Nightlife and Culture Office of the Chief Financial Officer (not including the Office of Budget and Planning) Office of the People’s Counsel Public Service Commission Real Property Tax Appeals Commission for the District of Columbia COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV St.
(b) The following agencies come within the purview of the Committee on Labor and Workforce Development:
(b) The following agencies come within the purview of the Committee on Executive Administration and Labor:
disability services;;
disability services;
Advisory Committee on Acupuncture Advisory Committee on Anesthesiologist Assistants COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Advisory Committee on Clinical Laboratory Practitioners Advisory Committee on Naturopathic Medicine Advisory Committee on Physician Assistants Advisory Committee on Polysomnography Advisory Committee on Surgical Assistants Board of Allied Health Board of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Board of Behavioral Health Board of Chiropractic Board of Dentistry Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Board of Long-Term Care Administration Board of Marriage and Family Therapy Board of Massage Therapy Board of Medicine Board of Nursing Board of Occupational Therapy Board of Optometry Board of Pharmacy Board of Physical Therapy Board of Podiatry Board of Professional Counseling Board of Psychology Board of Respiratory Care Board of Social Work Board of Veterinary Medicine Cedar Hill Hospital on the St.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Advisory Committee on Acupuncture Advisory Committee on Anesthesiologist Assistants Advisory Committee on Clinical Laboratory Practitioners Advisory Committee on Naturopathic Medicine Advisory Committee on Physician Assistants Advisory Committee on Polysomnography Advisory Committee on Surgical Assistants Board of Allied Health Board of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Board of Behavioral Health Board of Chiropractic Board of Dentistry Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Board of Long-Term Care Administration Board of Marriage and Family Therapy Board of Massage Therapy Board of Medicine Board of Nursing Board of Occupational Therapy Board of Optometry Board of Pharmacy Board of Physical Therapy Board of Podiatry Board of Professional Counseling Board of Psychology Board of Respiratory Care Board of Social Work Board of Veterinary Medicine Cedar Hill Hospital on the St.
Elizabeth’s campus Commission on Health Disparities Commission on Health Equity Commission on HIV/AIDS Committee on Metabolic Disorders Council on Physical Fitness, Health, and Nutrition Department of Behavioral Health Department of Health Department of Health Care Finance District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority Food Policy Council Health Information Exchange Policy Board Health Literacy Council Medicaid Reserve Mental Health Planning Council Metropolitan Washington Regional Ryan White Planning Council Not-For-Profit Hospital Corporation Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Perinatal and Infant Health Advisory Committee Statewide Health Coordinating Council 236.
Elizabeth’s campus Commission on Health Disparities Commission on Health Equity Commission on HIV/AIDS Committee on Metabolic Disorders Council on Physical Fitness, Health, and Nutrition Department of Behavioral Health Department of Health Department of Health Care Finance District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority Food Policy Council Health Information Exchange Policy Board Health Literacy Council COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Medicaid Reserve Mental Health Planning Council Metropolitan Washington Regional Ryan White Planning Council Not-For-Profit Hospital Corporation Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Perinatal and Infant Health Advisory Committee Statewide Health Coordinating Council 236.
Advisory Neighborhood Commissions Board of Real Estate Appraisers Condominium Association Advisory Council Commission on Re-Entry and Returning Citizen Affairs Department of Housing and Community Development Department of Human Services District of Columbia Housing Authority Housing and Community Development Reform Commission Housing Finance Agency Housing Production Trust Fund Interagency Council on Homelessness COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Office on Returning Citizen Affairs Office of Advisory Neighborhood Commissions Office of the Tenant Advocate Office-to-Affordable-Housing Task Force Real Estate Commission Rental Housing Commission 238.
Advisory Neighborhood Commissions Board of Real Estate Appraisers Condominium Association Advisory Council Commission on Re-Entry and Returning Citizen Affairs Department of Housing and Community Development Department of Human Services COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV District of Columbia Housing Authority Housing and Community Development Reform Commission Housing Finance Agency Housing Production Trust Fund Interagency Council on Homelessness Office on Returning Citizen Affairs Office of Advisory Neighborhood Commissions Office of the Tenant Advocate Office-to-Affordable-Housing Task Force Real Estate Commission Rental Housing Commission 238.
Access to Justice Initiative Child Fatality Review Committee Child Support Guideline Commission Clemency Board Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure Commission on Women Comprehensive Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Concealed Pistol Licensing Review Board Corrections Information Council Criminal Code Reform Commission Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Department of Corrections Department of Forensic Sciences, or successor agency Developmental Disabilities Fatality Review Committee District of Columbia Judicial Nomination Commission District of Columbia National Guard District of Columbia Sentencing Commission Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Homeland Security Commission Juvenile Justice Advisory Group Maternal Mortality Review Committee Metropolitan Police Department Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Commission Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement Office of Police Complaints Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Office of the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice Office of Unified Communications Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants Office on Women’s Policy and Initiatives Police Complaints Board Police Officers Standards and Training Board Science Advisory Board, or successor board Uniform Law Commission Use of Force Review Board Violence Fatality Review Committee 239.
Access to Justice Initiative Child Fatality Review Committee Child Support Guideline Commission Clemency Board Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure Commission on Women Comprehensive Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Concealed Pistol Licensing Review Board Corrections Information Council Criminal Code Reform Commission Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Department of Corrections COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Department of Forensic Sciences, or successor agency Developmental Disabilities Fatality Review Committee District of Columbia Judicial Nomination Commission District of Columbia National Guard District of Columbia Sentencing Commission Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency Homeland Security Commission Juvenile Justice Advisory Group Maternal Mortality Review Committee Metropolitan Police Department Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Commission Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement Office of Police Complaints Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Office of the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice Office of Unified Communications Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants Office on Women’s Policy and Initiatives Police Complaints Board Police Officers Standards and Training Board Science Advisory Board, or successor board Uniform Law Commission Use of Force Review Board Violence Fatality Review Committee 239.
Advisory Board on Veterans Affairs for the District of Columbia Advisory Committee on Street Harassment Advisory Committee to the Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Affairs Commission on Fashion Arts and Events Commission on Human Rights Contract Appeals Board Department of For-Hire Vehicles Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection Department of Public Works Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure, shared jointly with the Committee on Transportation and Environment COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Emancipation Commemoration Commission For-Hire Vehicle Advisory Council Interfaith Council Office of Administrative Hearings (including the Advisory Committee to the Office of Administrative Hearings and the Commission on Selection and Tenure of Administrative Law Judges) Office of Community Affairs Office of Contracting and Procurement Office of Human Rights Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Affairs Office of Partnerships and Grants Services Office of Risk Management Office of the Chief Technology Officer Office of Veterans Affairs Office on Religious Affairs 240.
Advisory Board on VeteransAffairs for the District of Columbia COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Advisory Committee on Street Harassment Advisory Committee to the Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and QuestioningAffairs Commission on FashionArts and Events Commission on Human Rights Contract Appeals Board Department of For-Hire Vehicles Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection Department of Public Works Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure, shared jointly with the Committee on Transportation and Environment Emancipation Commemoration Commission For-Hire Vehicle Advisory Council Interfaith Council Office ofAdministrative Hearings (including the Advisory Committee to the Office of Administrative Hearings and the Commission on Selection and Tenure of Administrative Law Judges) Office of CommunityAffairs Office of Contracting and Procurement Office of Human Rights Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and QuestioningAffairs Office of Partnerships and Grants Services Office of Risk Management Office of the Chief Technology Officer Office of Veterans Affairs Office on Religious Affairs 240.
Advisory Commission on Caribbean Community Affairs Board of Library Trustees Commission on African Affairs Commission on African American Affairs Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys Commission on Latino Community Development Department of Parks and Recreation Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services District of Columbia Public Library System District of Columbia Public Library Trust Fund Juvenile Abscondence Review Committee Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment Office of East of the River Services Office on African Affairs Office on African American Affairs Office on Asian and Pacific Islanders Affairs Office on Caribbean Affairs COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Office on Fathers, Men, and Boys Office on Latino Affairs Public Access Corporation Serve DC 241.
Advisory Commission on Caribbean Community Affairs Board of Library Trustees Commission on African Affairs Commission on African American Affairs COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys Commission on Latino Community Development Department of Parks and Recreation Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services District of Columbia Public Library System District of Columbia Public Library Trust Fund Juvenile Abscondence Review Committee Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment Office of East of the River Services Office on African Affairs Office on African American Affairs Office on Asian and Pacific Islanders Affairs Office on Caribbean Affairs Office on Fathers, Men, and Boys Office on Latino Affairs Public Access Corporation Serve DC 241.
Commission on Climate Change and Resiliency Department of Energy and Environment Department of Motor Vehicles Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure, shared jointly with the Committee on Public Works and Operations District Department of Transportation District of Columbia Bicycle Advisory Council District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority Green Buildings Advisory Council Green Finance Authority Leadership Council for a Cleaner Anacostia River Major Crash Review Task Force Multimodal Accessibility Advisory Council Office of the Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure Pedestrian Advisory Council Public Space Committee Recreational Trails Advisory Committee Soil and Water Conservation District Streetcar Financing and Governance Task Force Sustainable Energy Utility Advisory Board Transit Rider Advisory Council Urban Forestry Advisory Council Washington Aqueduct Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Washington Metrorail Safety Commission COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV E.
Commission on Climate Change and Resiliency DC Build Back Better Infrastructure Task Force Department of Energy and Environment Department of Motor Vehicles Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure, shared jointly with the Committee on Public Works and Operations District Department of Transportation District of Columbia Bicycle Advisory Council District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority Green Buildings Advisory Council Green Finance Authority Leadership Council for a Cleaner Anacostia River Major Crash Review Task Force COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Multimodal Accessibility Advisory Council Office of the Deputy Mayor for Operations and Infrastructure Pedestrian Advisory Council Public Space Committee Recreational Trails Advisory Committee Soil and Water Conservation District Streetcar Financing and Governance Task Force Sustainable Energy Utility Advisory Board Transit Rider Advisory Council Urban Forestry Advisory Council Washington Aqueduct Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Washington Metrorail Safety Commission E.
G.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV G.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) There is established a Council Office of Racial Equity under the Secretary to the Council, which shall be managed by a Director of Racial Equity.
(b) There is established a Council Office of Racial Equity under the Secretary to the Council, which shall be managed by a Director of Racial Equity.
retaining and supervising outside counsel as appropriate to conduct investigations and provide legal advice or representation to the Council, its Members, or employees;
retaining and supervising outside counsel as appropriate to conduct investigations and provide COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV legal advice or representation to the Council, its Members, or employees;
However, an COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV attorney-client relationship exists only between the General Counsel/OGC and the Council as a body, and not between the General Counsel/OGC and any individual Member or Council employee.
However, an attorney-client relationship exists only between the General Counsel/OGC and the Council as a body, and not between the General Counsel/OGC and any individual Member or Council employee.
The Budget Director is responsible for advising Councilmembers on budget- related matters;
The Budget Director is responsible for advising Councilmembers on budget-related matters;
H.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV H.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c) The chairperson of each committee may remove staff and shall notify the members of the committee of such action within 3 business days.
(c) The chairperson of each committee may remove staff and shall notify the members of the committee of such action within 3 business days.
(b) In the case of a vacancy in the Office of a Councilmember, the employees of the Councilmember’s personal office may be transferred to the supervision of the Chairman .
(b) In the case of a vacancy in the Office of a Councilmember, the employees of the Councilmember’s personal office may be transferred to the supervision of the Chairman.
(a) Notwithstanding Rules 271, 272, and 273, when an employee is separated for non-disciplinary reasons, a Councilmember may authorize severance pay as provided by law.
(a) Notwithstanding Rules 271, 272, and 273, when an employee is separated for non- disciplinary reasons, a Councilmember may authorize severance pay as provided by law.
275.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 275.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) The date of appointment;
(2) The date of appointment;
I.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV I.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (B) Count each hour, including hours during intermediate Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays;
(B) Count each hour, including hours during intermediate Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays;
282.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 282.
(c) When an electronic copy is required under subsection (b) of this section, the document shall not be considered as filed pursuant to subsections (a) and (b) of this COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV section until the electronic copy is filed.
(c) When an electronic copy is required under subsection (b) of this section, the document shall not be considered as filed pursuant to subsections (a) and (b) of this section until the electronic copy is filed.
ARTICLE III—PROCEDURES FOR MEETINGS.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV ARTICLE III—PROCEDURES FOR MEETINGS.
Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, and via the Zoom platform, or other such video conferencing platform as from time to time may be designated by the Secretary.
and via the Zoom platform, or other such video conferencing platform as from time to time may be designated by the Secretary.
(c) The Chairman may designate another time, day, or place for a legislative meeting at a prior legislative meeting or meeting of the Committee of the Whole or by circulating and filing notice with the Secretary at least 48 hours before the meeting.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c) The Chairman may designate another time, day, or place for a legislative meeting at a prior legislative meeting or meeting of the Committee of the Whole or by circulating and filing notice with the Secretary at least 48 hours before the meeting.
provided, that the meeting shall not occur less than 48 hours after the notice.
provided, that the meeting shall not occur less than COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV hours after the notice.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c) Once a quorum has been ascertained, the meeting shall proceed, unless a Councilmember raises the absence of a quorum, whereupon the Chairman shall direct the calling of the roll and shall announce the result.
(c) Once a quorum has been ascertained, the meeting shall proceed, unless a Councilmember raises the absence of a quorum, whereupon the Chairman shall direct the calling of the roll and shall announce the result.
(e) During a Call of the House, the Council shall stand in recess for no more than minutes to find absent Members.
(e) During a Call of the House, the Council shall stand in recess for no more than 20 minutes to find absent Members.
306.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 306.
(3) A proposed federal-aid highway contract in excess of $1 million during a 12-month period that is required to be submitted to the Council for its review pursuant to section 451 of the Charter (D.C.
(3) A proposed federal-aid highway contract in excess of $1 million during a 12- month period that is required to be submitted to the Council for its review pursuant to section of the Charter (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (4) The Committee of the Whole may hold a hearing or roundtable on any matter relating to the affairs of the District during the recess;
(4) The Committee of the Whole may hold a hearing or roundtable on any matter relating to the affairs of the District during the recess;
Official Code § 1- 204.51).
Official Code § 1-204.51).
(b) Notwithstanding Rule 402(b), the time period for Council review of a proposed contract or contract modification pursuant to section 451 of the Charter (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) Notwithstanding Rule 402(b), the time period for Council review of a proposed contract or contract modification pursuant to section 451 of the Charter (D.C.
Official Code § 1-204.51) shall begin on the first day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays) following receipt by the Secretary of the proposed contract or contract modification.
Official Code § 1- 204.51) shall begin on the first day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays) following receipt by the Secretary of the proposed contract or contract modification.
Official Code § 1-204.51) may be submitted between July 5, 2021, and July 15, 2021, or between July 5, 2022, and July 15, 2022.
Official Code § 1-204.51) may be submitted between July 5, 2023, and July 15, 2023, or between July 5, 2024, and July 15, 2024.
(b) The purpose of a policy and economic impact analysis is to offer Councilmembers an independent, data and evidence-based resource for weighing the COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV policy implications and economic costs and benefits of legislation.
(b) The purpose of a policy and economic impact analysis is to offer Councilmembers an independent, data and evidence-based resource for weighing the policy implications and economic costs and benefits of legislation.
309.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 309.
except, that the Chief Financial Officer shall COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV issue a fiscal impact statement for a Local Budget Act, Federal Portion Budget Request Act, and Budget Support Act by final reading of those measures.
except, that the Chief Financial Officer shall issue a fiscal impact statement for a Local Budget Act, Federal Portion Budget Request Act, and Budget Support Act by final reading of those measures.
and (5) A revenue bond resolution.
and COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (5) A revenue bond resolution.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (1) For a measure listed in subsection (a)(1) of this section, at least 10 days before the markup.
(1) For a measure listed in subsection (a)(1) of this section, at least 10 days before the markup.
Notwithstanding the term “endeavor”, the Councilmember shall notify the General Counsel at least 10 days before a markup of the intent to mark up the measure and shall provide a draft of the measure.
Notwithstanding the term “endeavor,” the Councilmember shall notify the General Counsel at least 10 days before a markup of the intent to mark up the measure and shall provide a draft of the measure.
(4) A resolution adopting Council Rules, appointing Council officers and committee chairpersons and members, or otherwise pertaining to the internal operation or organization of the Council;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (4) A resolution adopting Council Rules, appointing Council officers and committee chairpersons and members, or otherwise pertaining to the internal operation or organization of the Council;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (5) Transfers of jurisdiction;
(5) Transfers of jurisdiction;
(2) Where a Racial Equity Impact Assessment identifies a negative impact on racial equity, the Council Office of Racial Equity may recommend policy proposals closely related to the proposed bill and within the Council’s authority to mitigate such negative impact.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) Where a Racial Equity Impact Assessment identifies a negative impact on racial equity, the Council Office of Racial Equity may recommend policy proposals closely related to the proposed bill and within the Council’s authority to mitigate such negative impact.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 312.
312.
[RESREVED].
[RESERVED].
and (2) Resolutions regarding agency rules, confirmations, and other actions that:
and COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) Resolutions regarding agency rules, confirmations, and other actions that:
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV B.
B.
(7) Final reading by short title and final vote on bills that have been pending at least 13 days since they were previously read, except as provided in paragraph (7) of this section;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (7) Final reading by short title and final vote on bills that have been pending at least 13 days since they were previously read, except as provided in paragraph (6) of this section;
(8) Reading by short title and vote on reported and discharged bills, except as provided in paragraph (7) of this section;
(8) Reading by short title and vote on reported and discharged bills, except as provided in paragraph (6) of this section;
(9) Reading by short title and vote on proposed resolutions, except as provided in paragraph (7) of this section;
(9) Reading by short title and vote on proposed resolutions, except as provided in paragraph (6) of this section;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (3) Determination by the Chairman of the presence of a quorum;
(3) Determination by the Chairman of the presence of a quorum;
(c) A Councilmember, in referring to another Councilmember, should avoid using the Councilmember’s name, rather identifying that Member by ward or at-large status, as the Councilmember who last spoke, or by describing the Councilmember in some other manner.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c) A Councilmember, in referring to another Councilmember, should avoid using the Councilmember’s name, rather identifying that Member by ward or at-large status, as the Councilmember who last spoke, or by describing the Councilmember in some other manner.
(d)(1) No signs, placards, posters, or attention-seeking devices of any kind or nature shall be carried or placed within the Council hearing or meeting rooms or COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Chamber or any area where a public hearing is being conducted.
(d)(1) No signs, placards, posters, or attention-seeking devices of any kind or nature shall be carried or placed within the Council hearing or meeting rooms or Chamber or any area where a public hearing is being conducted.
(e) No person, except a Councilmember or Council staff, shall be allowed in the anterooms of the Chamber during the course of any hearing or other proceeding of the Council or any committee of the Council, except upon invitation of the Chairman or the chairperson of the committee holding the public hearing.
(e) No person, except a Councilmember or Council staff, shall be allowed in the anterooms of the Chamber during the course of any hearing or other proceeding of the Council or COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV any committee of the Council, except upon invitation of the Chairman or the chairperson of the committee holding the public hearing.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 333.
333.
Any Councilmember, as a matter of personal privilege, may speak no more than minutes under new business concerning a matter outside of a legislative meeting that may affect the Council collectively, its rights, its dignity, or the integrity of its proceedings, or the rights, reputation, or conduct of its individual members in their representative capacities only.
Any Councilmember, as a matter of personal privilege, may speak no more than 10 minutes under new business concerning a matter outside of a legislative meeting that may affect the Council collectively, its rights, its dignity, or the integrity of its proceedings, or the rights, reputation, or conduct of its individual members in their representative capacities only.
A point of order is not debatable unless the Chairman permits debate.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV A point of order is not debatable unless the Chairman permits debate.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (1) To adjourn;
(1) To adjourn;
342.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 342.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c)(1) A committee chairperson may, without a vote, recess a hearing or roundtable and reconvene the hearing or roundtable at a future time, day, or place.
(c)(1) A committee chairperson may, without a vote, recess a hearing or roundtable and reconvene the hearing or roundtable at a future time, day, or place.
(b)(1) An act may be reconsidered before it has been signed or vetoed by the Mayor, or before it has been deemed approved by operation of section 404 of the Home Rule Act.
(b)(1) An act may be reconsidered before it has been signed or vetoed by the Mayor, or before it has been deemed approved by operation of section 404 of the Home Rule Act (D.C.
(2) A resolution may be reconsidered at any time before its implementation.
Official Code § 1-204.04).
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) A resolution may be reconsidered at any time before its implementation.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (i) Votes to approve or amend these Rules may not be reconsidered pursuant to this section.
(i) Votes to approve or amend these Rules may not be reconsidered pursuant to this section.
(c) A committee chairperson may carry over a measure reported by that committee from Council consideration until the next regular legislative meeting (or additional meeting, with the Chairman’s concurrence) in this Council Period.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c) A committee chairperson may carry over a measure reported by that committee from Council consideration until the next regular legislative meeting (or additional meeting, with the Chairman’s concurrence) in this Council Period.
If a measure has been sequentially referred, the committee chairperson of the last- reporting committee may carry over a measure under this subsection.
If a measure has been sequentially referred, the committee chairperson of the last-reporting committee may carry over a measure under this subsection.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 349.
349.
A motion to recommit is debatable, though debate shall be limited to the desirability of committing the measure to the committee.
A motion to recommit is debatable, though debate shall be limited to COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV the desirability of committing the measure to the committee.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 354.
354.
(e)(1) Upon adoption of a motion to take a question from the table, the question shall be before the Council in the same status as it was when the Council tabled the question.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (e)(1) Upon adoption of a motion to take a question from the table, the question shall be before the Council in the same status as it was when the Council tabled the question.
(d) As required by Rule 309, no amendment may be approved by the Council without a fiscal impact statement presented to the Council at the time of its COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV consideration;
(d) As required by Rule 309, no amendment may be approved by the Council without a fiscal impact statement presented to the Council at the time of its consideration;
(b) An amendment in the nature of a substitute may be offered as long as it is germane to the subject matter of the main measure.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) An amendment in the nature of a substitute may be offered as long as it is germane to the subject matter of the main measure.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) The mover of an amendment in the nature of a substitute may have a separate amendment considered simultaneously with the amendment in the nature of a substitute.
(b) The mover of an amendment in the nature of a substitute may have a separate amendment considered simultaneously with the amendment in the nature of a substitute.
362.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 362.
Any Member, in advance of a vote or immediately thereafter, may demand a roll- call vote.
Any Member, in advance of a vote or immediately thereafter, may demand a roll-call vote.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) When a roll-call vote is demanded, the Secretary will record the names of those voting “YES”, “NO”, or “PRESENT”.
(b) When a roll-call vote is demanded, the Secretary will record the names of those voting “YES”, “NO”, or “PRESENT”.
367.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 367.
(1) “Meeting of a committee” means a gathering of a quorum of a committee of the Council, whether informal or formal, regular, special, additional, or emergency, at which the Councilmembers consider, conduct, or advise on public business, including gathering information, taking testimony, discussing, COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV deliberating, recommending, and voting, regardless of whether held in person, by telephone, electronically, or by other means of communication.
(1) “Meeting of a committee” means a gathering of a quorum of a committee of the Council, whether informal or formal, regular, special, additional, or emergency, at which the Councilmembers consider, conduct, or advise on public business, including gathering information, taking testimony, discussing, deliberating, recommending, and voting, regardless of whether held in person, by telephone, electronically, or by other means of communication.
(2) “Meeting of the Council” means a gathering of a quorum of the Council, including hearings and roundtables, whether informal or formal, regular, special, additional or emergency, at which the Councilmembers consider, conduct, or advise on public business, including gathering information, taking testimony, discussing, deliberating, recommending, and voting, regardless of whether held in person, by telephone, electronically, or by other means of communication.
(2) “Meeting of the Council” means a gathering of a quorum of the Council, including hearings and roundtables, whether informal or formal, regular, special, additional or emergency, at which the Councilmembers consider, conduct, or advise on public business, COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV including gathering information, taking testimony, discussing, deliberating, recommending, and voting, regardless of whether held in person, by telephone, electronically, or by other means of communication.
(4) Meting is virtual and the public or news media are permitted to attend;
(4) Meting is virtual and the public or news media are permitted to attend, and this is permissible under the Open Meetings Act, effective March 31, 2011 (D.C.
Law 18-350;
D.C.
Official Code § 2-571 et seq.);
Official Code § 2-575(a)) .
Official Code § 2-575(a)).
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) Notice provided pursuant to this section shall be posted by the Secretary in plain view in the John A.
(b) Notice provided pursuant to this section shall be posted by the Secretary in plain view in the John A.
Official Code § 7-2304) , and on the website of the Council.
Official Code § 7-2304), and on the website of the Council.
(1) Date;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (1) Date;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 375.
375.
(2) To discuss, establish, or instruct a public body’s staff or negotiating agents concerning the position to be taken in negotiating the price and other material terms of a contract, including an employment contract, if an open meeting would adversely affect the bargaining position or negotiating strategy of the public body;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) To discuss, establish, or instruct a public body’s staff or negotiating agents concerning the position to be taken in negotiating the price and other material terms of a contract, including an employment contract, if an open meeting would adversely affect the bargaining position or negotiating strategy of the public body;
(4)(A) To consult with an attorney to obtain legal advice and to preserve the attorney-client privilege between an attorney and a public body, or to approve settlement agreements;
(4) To consult with an attorney to obtain legal advice and to preserve the attorney- client privilege between an attorney and a public body, or to approve settlement agreements;
provided, that, upon request, the public body may decide to waive the privilege.
provided, that, upon request, the public body may decide to waive the privilege;
(B) Nothing herein shall be construed to permit the Council or Council committee to close a meeting that would otherwise be open merely because the attorney for the public body is a participant;
provided, that nothing herein shall be construed to permit the Council or Council committee to close a meeting that would otherwise be open merely because the attorney for the public body is a participant;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (11) To discuss trade secrets and commercial or financial information obtained from outside the government, to the extent that disclosure would result in substantial harm to the competitive position of the person from whom the information was obtained;
(11) To discuss trade secrets and commercial or financial information obtained from outside the government, to the extent that disclosure would result in substantial harm to the competitive position of the person from whom the information was obtained;
(13) To deliberate upon a decision in an adjudication action or proceeding by a public body exercising quasi-judicial functions;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (13) To deliberate upon a decision in an adjudication action or proceeding by a public body exercising quasi-judicial functions;
(3) Before the expiration of the 10-day period, the affected witness may request, in writing directed to the presiding Council or committee member, and the COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Council or committee may consider withholding the testimony or evidence described in the notice.
(3) Before the expiration of the 10-day period, the affected witness may request, in writing directed to the presiding Council or committee member, and the Council or committee may consider withholding the testimony or evidence described in the notice.
ARTICLE IV—LEGISLATION.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV ARTICLE IV—LEGISLATION.
If a measure has been introduced by more than one Councilmember, all co- introducers must consent to withdrawal under this subsection.
If a measure has been introduced by more than one Councilmember, all co-introducers must consent to withdrawal under this subsection.
(c) Measures removed from the consent agenda shall be considered as provided in Rule 315 or 316, except that the Chairman may first consider items removed from the consent agenda.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (c) Measures removed from the consent agenda shall be considered as provided in Rule or 316, except that the Chairman may first consider items removed from the consent agenda.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (d) Before the vote on the consent agenda at a legislative meeting, and without objection from any other Councilmember, a Councilmember may request that a measure on the non-consent agenda be moved to the consent agenda.
(d) Before the vote on the consent agenda at a legislative meeting, and without objection from any other Councilmember, a Councilmember may request that a measure on the non-consent agenda be moved to the consent agenda.
Official Code § 1-204.12(a)), an emergency act shall be effective law for no more than 90 days.
Official Code § 1- 204.12(a)), an emergency act shall be effective law for no more than 90 days.
(f) An emergency measure on the agenda for the legislative meeting shall be moved by the Councilmember who noticed the measure or, in the absence of that Councilmember, may be moved by another Councilmember designated by the COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Councilmember who noticed the measure.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (f) An emergency measure on the agenda for the legislative meeting shall be moved by the Councilmember who noticed the measure or, in the absence of that Councilmember, may be moved by another Councilmember designated by the Councilmember who noticed the measure.
(a) On an occasional basis, the General Counsel shall prepare a technical- amendment bill for introduction by the Chairman.
(a) On an occasional basis, the General Counsel shall prepare a technical-amendment bill for introduction by the Chairman.
(c) An enactment bill shall present, for each title of the District of Columbia Official Code proposed to be enacted into positive law, a compilation, restatement, and revision of the general and permanent laws of the District of Columbia that conforms to the understood policy, intent, and purpose of the Council or Congress in the original enactments, with such amendments and corrections as to remove ambiguity, contradictions, and other imperfections, both of substance and of form.
(c) An enactment bill shall present, for each title of the District of Columbia Official Code proposed to be enacted into positive law, a compilation, restatement, and revision of the general and permanent laws of the District of Columbia that conforms to the understood policy, COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV intent, and purpose of the Council or Congress in the original enactments, with such amendments and corrections as to remove ambiguity, contradictions, and other imperfections, both of substance and of form.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 416.
416.
(3) A matter transmitted by the Mayor or an independent agency for a designated period of Council review that is pending at the end of a Council period shall be in the same status that the matter was at the end of the prior Council period and the legislation assigned a new number.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (3) A matter transmitted by the Mayor or an independent agency for a designated period of Council review that is pending at the end of a Council period shall be in the same status that the matter was at the end of the prior Council period and the legislation assigned a new number.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) Legislation that has been finally adopted by the Council during a Council Period shall not lapse simply because any of the following occurs:
(b) Legislation that has been finally adopted by the Council during a Council Period shall not lapse simply because any of the following occurs:
  (c) Except as provided in these Rules, 15 days’ notice by publication in the Register or abbreviated notice published in the Register is required before the conduct of a hearing.
(c) Except as provided in these Rules, 15 days’ notice by publication in the Register or abbreviated notice published in the Register is required before the conduct of a hearing.
(2) For a hearing on a resolution, when a hearing is required, upon good cause found and published in the Register with the notice, and when the abbreviated notice provides at least 3 business days’ notice;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) For a hearing on a resolution, when a hearing is required, upon good cause found and published in the Register with the notice, and when the abbreviated notice provides at least 3 business days’ notice;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (4) For a hearing that was scheduled on a day when there is an unscheduled closing of the government and when the abbreviated notice provides at least 3 business days’ notice;
(4) For a hearing that was scheduled on a day when there is an unscheduled closing of the government and when the abbreviated notice provides at least 3 business days’ notice;
  (f) A notice of a cancellation of a hearing or roundtable shall be filed and circulated at least 24 hours before the scheduled hearing or roundtable, unless the reason for the cancellation precludes such notice.
(f) A notice of a cancellation of a hearing or roundtable shall be filed and circulated at least 24 hours before the scheduled hearing or roundtable, unless the reason for the cancellation precludes such notice.
(4) Use of other news media;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (4) Use of other news media;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (8) Posting on the Council’s official website;
(8) Posting on the Council’s official website;
425.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 425.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 426.
426.
and a determination made of the fiscal-impact.
and a determination made of the fiscal impact.
Except as provided in section 204 of the District of Columbia Codification Act of 1975, effective October 8, 1975 (D.C.
Except as provided in section 204 of the District of Columbia Codification Act of 1975, effective October COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 8, 1975 (D.C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (1) A motion to reconsider a measure that was considered at a prior legislative meeting;
(1) A motion to reconsider a measure that was considered at a prior legislative meeting;
(2) In addition to the to the requirements of (a)(1) of this Rule, during the last two months of a Council Period, when an agenda for a committee meeting contains more than three bills, a committee shall file and circulate notice at least 48 hours before a meeting of the date, hour, and place of a committee meeting.
(2) In addition to the requirements in paragraph (1) of this subsection, during the last 2 months of a council period, when an agenda for a committee meeting contains more than 3 bills, a committee shall file and circulate notice at least 48 hours before a meeting of the date, hour, and place of a committee meeting.
ARTICLE V—HEARING PROCEDURES.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV ARTICLE V—HEARING PROCEDURES.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) A committee of the Council shall hold a hearing when required by law and may hold a hearing on any matter relating to the affairs of the District that is properly within the committee’s jurisdiction as provided in these Rules.
(b) A committee of the Council shall hold a hearing when required by law and may hold a hearing on any matter relating to the affairs of the District that is properly within the committee’s jurisdiction as provided in these Rules.
(b) A person who fails to comply with the requirements of this section may not testify unless the presiding member allows the person to testify.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (b) A person who fails to comply with the requirements of this section may not testify unless the presiding member allows the person to testify.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV B.
B.
Witnesses may be questioned by Councilmembers and, with the consent of the presiding member, by authorized staff or counsel.
(a) The Mayor and all agency witnesses shall be affirmed or sworn to give truthful testimony.
(b) Witnesses may be questioned by Councilmembers and, with the consent of the presiding member, by authorized staff or counsel.
(a) Each witness testifying on behalf of the Executive Branch, including an agency, entity, board, commission, or independent agency of the Executive Branch must submit written testimony to the chair of the committee before which the witness is to testify at least 48 hours before the commencement of a hearing or roundtable.
(a) Each witness testifying on behalf of the Executive Branch, including an agency, entity, board, commission, or independent agency of the Executive Branch must submit written testimony to the chair of the committee before which the witness is to testify at least 48 hours COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV before the commencement of a hearing or roundtable.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) A copy of the witness list;
(2) A copy of the witness list;
ARTICLE VI—INVESTIGATIONS AND SUBPOENAS.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV ARTICLE VI—INVESTIGATIONS AND SUBPOENAS.
The Secretary shall publish a notice of each investigation authorized under Rule in the Register, which notice shall include a copy or description of the resolution authorizing the investigation and the date the resolution was filed in the Office of the Secretary.
The Secretary shall publish a notice of each investigation authorized under Rule 601 in the Register, which notice shall include a copy or description of the resolution authorizing the investigation and the date the resolution was filed in the Office of the Secretary.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 603.
603.
606.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 606.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (1) By a person at least 18 years of age, designated by the committee or the Council from among the staff appointed by the Secretary who is not directly involved in the investigation;
(1) By a person at least 18 years of age, designated by the committee or the Council from among the staff appointed by the Secretary who is not directly involved in the investigation;
(b) If, after a reasonable attempt, personal service on a witness or witness’s designated agent cannot be obtained, service may be effectuated by registered or certified mail not less than 8 business days before the return date.
(b) If, after a reasonable attempt, personal service on a witness or witness’s designated agent cannot be obtained, service may be effectuated by registered or certified mail not less than business days before the return date.
C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV C.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 624.
624.
D.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV D.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV The ad hoc committee shall not include any Councilmember whose conduct is under consideration by the ad hoc committee.
The ad hoc committee shall not include any Councilmember whose conduct is under consideration by the ad hoc committee.
(g) The ad hoc committee’s proceedings may be conducted in executive session in accordance with Rule 375, except that its recommendation for further action shall be made public.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (g) The ad hoc committee’s proceedings may be conducted in executive session in accordance with Rule 375, except that its recommendation for further action shall be made public.
except, that the Chairman, pursuant to an authorizing resolution, may appoint any COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV person to perform the actions described in this paragraph in lieu of the ad hoc committee;
except, that the Chairman, pursuant to an authorizing resolution, may appoint any person to perform the actions described in this paragraph in lieu of the ad hoc committee;
or (B) In the case of an ad hoc committee established pursuant to Rule 651(b)(3) or (c), 90 days after the ad hoc committee is established.
or COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (B) In the case of an ad hoc committee established pursuant to Rule 651(b)(3) or (c), 90 days after the ad hoc committee is established.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (iv) The resolution(s) introduced pursuant to this paragraph shall be retained by the Council.
(iv) The resolution(s) introduced pursuant to this paragraph shall be retained by the Council.
653.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 653.
(a)(1) If an ad hoc committee recommends censure or expulsion, the Chairman, or another Councilmember designated by the Chairman, shall hold a proceeding within days after the ad hoc committee files its report pursuant to Rule 652.
(a)(1) If an ad hoc committee recommends censure or expulsion, the Chairman, or another Councilmember designated by the Chairman, shall hold a proceeding within 45 days after the ad hoc committee files its report pursuant to Rule 652.
and (ii) Ask the accused how the accused answers—admit or deny—first to each specification, and then to each charge.
and (ii) Ask the accused how the accused answers—admit or deny— first to each specification, and then to each charge.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (G) If testimony is taken from witnesses, such testimony shall only be taken from witnesses having direct knowledge of facts or circumstances relevant to the specific charges under consideration.
(G) If testimony is taken from witnesses, such testimony shall only be taken from witnesses having direct knowledge of facts or circumstances relevant to the specific charges under consideration.
(H) The rules of evidence and judicial procedure applicable in courts of law shall not be applicable to this proceeding, and the procedures shall be generally informal.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (H) The rules of evidence and judicial procedure applicable in courts of law shall not be applicable to this proceeding, and the procedures shall be generally informal.
(7) The accused may participate but shall not vote on a resolution of censure.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 655.
655.
(2) The Council may, by a 2/3rds vote of Councilmembers present and voting, adopt a resolution of censure if it finds, based on substantial evidence contained in the resolution or presented at the proceeding, that the Councilmember committed a violation of a law or rule of a serious nature.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) The Council may, by a 2/3rds vote of Councilmembers present and voting, adopt a resolution of censure if it finds, based on substantial evidence contained in the resolution or presented at the proceeding, that the Councilmember committed a violation of a law or rule of a serious nature.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 702.
702.
703.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 703.
(a) Each standing committee shall be responsible, in accordance with the budget- review schedule, for reviewing the proposed budget for agencies within its purview, including:
(a) Each standing committee shall be responsible, in accordance with the budget-review schedule, for reviewing the proposed budget for agencies within its purview, including:
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (5) No transfers or substantive changes shall be made after the markup that were not approved at the markup.
(5) No transfers or substantive changes shall be made after the markup that were not approved at the markup.
704.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 704.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 712.
712.
714.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 714.
(a) To initiate disapproval of a reprogramming request or a grant budget- modification request, a Councilmember shall file a written notice of disapproval with the Secretary within 14 days after the Council receives the request.
(a) To initiate disapproval of a reprogramming request or a grant budget-modification request, a Councilmember shall file a written notice of disapproval with the Secretary within 14 days after the Council receives the request.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 717.
717.
718.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 718.
(2)(A) Internal Revenue Service certification that the organization is tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, approved August 16, 1954 (68A Stat.
(2)(A) Internal Revenue Service certification that the organization is tax-exempt under 26 U.S.C.
163;
§ 501(c)(3);
26 U.S.C.
or (B) A notarized statement that the organization has filed for tax-exempt status and the application is still under consideration by the Internal Revenue Service;
§ 501(c)(3));
or (B) A notarized statement that the organization has filed for tax- exempt status and the application is still under consideration by the Internal Revenue Service;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (4) The most recently filed Internal Revenue Service Form 990 or 990EZ covering one of the organization’s most recently completed 2 fiscal years;
(4) The most recently filed Internal Revenue Service Form 990 or 990EZ covering one of the organization’s most recently completed 2 fiscal years;
(B) The Council of the District of Columbia is authorized to verify the organization’s tax status with the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue and the Office of Tax and Revenue is authorized to release this information to the Council, the Mayor, and the Auditor;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (B) The Council of the District of Columbia is authorized to verify the organization’s tax status with the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue and the Office of Tax and Revenue is authorized to release this information to the Council, the Mayor, and the Auditor;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) Before the second reading of the Budget Support Act, the Council's Budget Director shall certify which grantees have met the requirements of subsection (a) of this section.
(2) Before the second reading of the Budget Support Act, the Council's Budget Director shall certify which grantees have met the requirements of subsection (a) of this section.
Any grantee that has not met the requirements shall be removed from the Budget Support Act on second reading and shall not receive funding through an earmarked grant.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV Any grantee that has not met the requirements shall be removed from the Budget Support Act on second reading and shall not receive funding through an earmarked grant.
(b) Each committee shall make records on legislation assigned to the committee and on other committee activities and shall file the records, when the record on a matter is closed post-hearing in accordance with Rule 532, with the Secretary.
(b) Each committee shall make records on legislation assigned to the committee and on other committee activities and shall file the records, when the record on a matter is closed post- hearing in accordance with Rule 532, with the Secretary.
(b) Cointroduction of a measure shall be evidenced by the signature of the cointroducer on the face of the measure.
(b) Co-introduction of a measure shall be evidenced by the signature of the co-introducer on the face of the measure.
Cosponsorship shall be permitted up to the close of business the day following the legislative meeting or Committee of the Whole work session at which the measure was officially referred.
Co-sponsorship shall be permitted up to the close of business the day following the legislative meeting or Committee of the Whole work session at which the measure was officially referred.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (d) Each adopted report shall contain the following information, in the order listed, regarding the reported legislation:
(d) Each adopted report shall contain the following information, in the order listed, regarding the reported legislation:
(1) A comprehensive section stating the measure’s background, need, purpose, and effect.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (1) A comprehensive section stating the measure’s background, need, purpose, and effect.
and (8) A committee print that states the number of the measure and, in the top left-hand corner of the measure, the name of the committee, the date of the committee markup, and the words “committee print”.
and (8) A committee print that states the number of the measure and, in the top left- hand corner of the measure, the name of the committee, the date of the committee markup, and the words “committee print”.
(4) Files transmitted from the committee regarding committee consideration of the bill or resolution;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (4) Files transmitted from the committee regarding committee consideration of the bill or resolution;
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (5) Any amendments to the bill or proposed resolution presented in legislative meetings;
(5) Any amendments to the bill or proposed resolution presented in legislative meetings;
808.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 808.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV 809.
809.
(2) For FOIA requests for public records within the control and possession of a Councilmember or Council office, theFOIA Officer shall instruct the subject to put a preservation hold on, to search for, and to provide copies of any public records responsive to the request to the FOIA Officer.
(2) For FOIA requests for public records within the control and possession of a Councilmember or Council office, the FOIA Officer shall instruct the subject to put a preservation hold on, to search for, and to provide copies of any public records responsive to the request to the FOIA Officer.
(2) If a requester specifically identifies a public record that is not in the possession of the Council and has made a reasonable showing that the record is in the possession of a Council employee, including the Chairman and each Councilmember, the FOIA Officer shall request that the employee search for and produce the public record believed to be in the employee’s possession.
COUNCIL RULES, PERIOD XXV (2) If a requester specifically identifies a public record that is not in the possession of the Council and has made a reasonable showing that the record is in the possession of a Council employee, including the Chairman and each Councilmember, the FOIA Officer shall request that the employee search for and produce the public record believed to be in the employee’s possession.
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Action History

  1. Retained by the Council

  2. Resolution R25-0001, Effective from Jan 03, 2023 Published in DC Register Page 000238

  3. Public Hearing on PR25-0001

  4. Notice of Public Hearing filed in the Office of Secretary

  5. Notice of Intent to Act on PR25-0001 Published in the District of Columbia Register

  6. Approved with Resolution Number R25-0001

  7. Final Reading

  8. Gray Amendment #2

  9. Gray Amendment #1

  10. Parker Amendment

  11. Mendelson Oral Amendment

  12. PR25-0001 Introduced by Chairman Mendelson at Office of the Secretary

Sponsors

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1 sponsors · 0 co-sponsors · 13 not signed on · 9 voted No

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Co-sponsors (0)

None.

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Votes

Mendelson Oral Amendment

Passed 13 Yea · 0 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 13000
Total 13000
% of votes cast 100%0%0%0%
How each member voted (13)
Member Party Vote
Anita Bonds — Yea
Brianne K. Nadeau — Yea
Brooke Pinto — Yea
Charles Allen — Yea
Christina Henderson — Yea
Janeese Lewis George — Yea
Kenyan R. McDuffie — Yea
Matthew Frumin — Yea
Phil Mendelson — Yea
Robert C. White, Jr. — Yea
Trayon White, Sr. — Yea
Vincent Gray — Yea
Zachary Parker — Yea

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Final Reading

Passed 12 Yea · 1 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 12100
Total 12100
% of votes cast 92%8%0%0%
How each member voted (13)
Member Party Vote
Anita Bonds — Yea
Brianne K. Nadeau — Yea
Brooke Pinto — Yea
Charles Allen — Yea
Christina Henderson — Yea
Janeese Lewis George — Yea
Kenyan R. McDuffie — Yea
Matthew Frumin — Yea
Phil Mendelson — Yea
Robert C. White, Jr. — Yea
Trayon White, Sr. — Yea
Vincent Gray — Nay
Zachary Parker — Yea

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Parker Amendment

Passed 13 Yea · 0 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 13000
Total 13000
% of votes cast 100%0%0%0%
How each member voted (13)
Member Party Vote
Anita Bonds — Yea
Brianne K. Nadeau — Yea
Brooke Pinto — Yea
Charles Allen — Yea
Christina Henderson — Yea
Janeese Lewis George — Yea
Kenyan R. McDuffie — Yea
Matthew Frumin — Yea
Phil Mendelson — Yea
Robert C. White, Jr. — Yea
Trayon White, Sr. — Yea
Vincent Gray — Yea
Zachary Parker — Yea

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Gray Amendment #1

Failed 3 Yea · 10 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 31000
Total 31000
% of votes cast 23%77%0%0%
How each member voted (13)
Member Party Vote
Anita Bonds — Nay
Brianne K. Nadeau — Nay
Brooke Pinto — Nay
Charles Allen — Nay
Christina Henderson — Nay
Janeese Lewis George — Yea
Kenyan R. McDuffie — Nay
Matthew Frumin — Nay
Phil Mendelson — Nay
Robert C. White, Jr. — Nay
Trayon White, Sr. — Yea
Vincent Gray — Yea
Zachary Parker — Nay

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Gray Amendment #2

Failed 2 Yea · 11 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 21100
Total 21100
% of votes cast 15%85%0%0%
How each member voted (13)
Member Party Vote
Anita Bonds — Nay
Brianne K. Nadeau — Nay
Brooke Pinto — Nay
Charles Allen — Nay
Christina Henderson — Nay
Janeese Lewis George — Nay
Kenyan R. McDuffie — Nay
Matthew Frumin — Nay
Phil Mendelson — Nay
Robert C. White, Jr. — Nay
Trayon White, Sr. — Yea
Vincent Gray — Yea
Zachary Parker — Nay

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