Noun
a session (usually of a legislative body) that is closed to the public
Source: WordNetAfter the executive session that lasted for about 20 minutes, the lawmakers reconvened and Gbajabiamila called on Jaha to move the motion for the invitation of the President. Source: Internet
Amelia Clark, the administrative officer for the district, asked Lutz to resign after speaking about the matter with the Board of Health in an executive session on Thursday and hearing support from them. Source: Internet
Following an executive session during last Wednesday’s airport board meeting, Raul Aguallo was placed on paid administrative leave pending the results of an investigation into the allegations. Source: Internet
During an emergency executive session Friday morning, Pueblo County Commissioners came to a decision to take proactive measures to help the safety of the public and mitigate the spread of the coronavirus or COVID-19. Source: Internet
Ackerman did not respond to Doorey or Lapinski, but later told Delaforum that he "objected to anyone disclosing what went on in executive session." Source: Internet
Considered entering into an executive session citing legal and economic development. Source: Internet