Walsh: Motion to exclude any study on changes to schedule A. It would be a waste of money because it would never pass, anyway.
Mark Dingley (chief of staff to State Treasurer): If you do that, you remove any potential cost-savings to the state. Objects to the motion.
Williamson concurs, but has to call for the vote since there is a second from Nee.
Nee thinks this vote is too big to even take a vote today and it may merit public discussion.
Williamson disagrees. This is about a study. “No earthquakes, no tidal waves.”
Motion fails.
Any study will include a look at changes to those in Schedule A.
-Tim White
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Target 12 investigative reporter Tim White joined the Eyewitness News team in September of 2006. Prior to Eyewitness News, Tim worked in the Boston television market. Most recently, he was Managing Editor at WBZ-TV, the CBS affiliate in Boston. Tim has received two Associated Press Awards for Breaking News, and he was also part of the team that was honored with the Edward R. Murrow Award for newscasts on the 2006 New Hampshire floods. No stranger to the field of journalism, Tim is the son of the late Pulitzer Prize winning reporter, Jack White. Born in Newport, RI, Tim graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a degree in Communications. He and his wife, Melissa live in Rhode Island with their daughter Eliza and son Dylan.
Member Since: 5/16/2007
