Chair Schulman sets decorum rules for emotional horse-carriage vote
Schulman acknowledges the vote may be emotional and insists proceedings remain civil and respectful. She limits council member remarks to three minutes, bars public testimony, and requires members of the public to remain silent.
I understand that for many this may be an emotional day.
However, we must keep these proceedings civil and respectful.
I want to remind everyone that this is a government proceeding and that decorum shall be observed at all times.
Council members who wish to speak on the bill will have three minutes to speak.
No public testimony will be accepted during this proceeding.
Members of the public shall remain silent at all times.