Senate Workplace Harassment Committee

Tuesday, June 30, 2026·▶ Watch / Listen

The Senate Workplace Harassment Committee met briefly Tuesday for its second and final session, entering executive session on a harassment complaint before voting to refer the matter to the Senate president and suggest letters of apology as a remedy.

Key Actions

·Convening and roll callAction

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Notable Quotes

“I move that this committee ask HR to refer the complaint to the president under the workplace expectations policy. And further, that the committee suggests that a letter. Letters of apology may be an appropriate. Remedy under that policy.”
Cathy Kipp — The operative motion resolving the committee's work — sending the harassment complaint to the Senate president and floating apology letters as the recommended remedy.

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TranscriptPreview

Good morning. The Senate Workplace Harassment Committee will come to order. Ms. Berger, please call the roll. Senators Frizzell. Present. Kip. Here. Simpson. Present. Mr. Chair. Here. All right. All of us are here. Good to see you, Minority Leader Simpson. Hope the trial's going okay. Thanks for joining us remotely. We are here to continue the work of the Senate Workplace Harassment Committee. Following our first meeting on June 16th. We're here on Tuesday, June 30th. I don't have any opening remarks other than the work that I think we need to continue doing in executive session. Do committee members have any comments before we move along? Okay. Mr. Vice Chair, did you receive the motion? Do you want to go ahead? Thank you. I did. Yes, Mr. Chair. Thank you. I move that the Senate Workplace Harassment Committee meet in executive. Excuse me. In the executive session in accordance with section 24 6, 402 3A Roman numeral, 3crs. For the purpose of matters related to Senate Rule 21G3 and Joint Rule 38 pertaining to the General Assembly's workplace harassment policy. That is a proper motion. Ms. Berger, please call the roll. Senator Frazelle. Yes. Kip? Yes. Simpson. Aye.…

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