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PR 26-0492

Corrections Information Council Governing Board Dr. Prechelle Shannon Confirmation Resolution of 2025

26th Council Period (2025-2026) Introduced by Phil Mendelson

Confirms Dr. Prechelle Shannon to the Corrections Information Council Governing Board, authorizing her service to oversee corrections information and policy transparency.

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Bill Summary · PR 26-0492

Summary of PR 26-0492: Corrections Information Council Governing Board Dr. Prechelle Shannon Confirmation Resolution of 2025

Overview

  • Bill Number: PR 26-0492
  • Title: Corrections Information Council Governing Board Dr. Prechelle Shannon Confirmation Resolution of 2025
  • Type: Resolution (confirmation)
  • Status: Referred to Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety
  • Introduced: December 16, 2025
  • Introduced By: Chairman Mendelson (Office of the Secretary noted for introduction)
  • Latest Legislative Actions:
    • 2025-12-16: Introduced
    • 2026-01-06: Referred to Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety

Purpose and Intent

  • The resolution seeks to confirm the appointment of Dr. Prechelle Shannon to the Corrections Information Council Governing Board.
  • As a confirmation measure, the bill functions to validate a gubernatorial or executive appointment and authorize Dr. Shannon to serve on the governing board of the Corrections Information Council, thereby enabling her to participate in board duties and decision-making.

Key Provisions (What the Resolution Does)

  • Acknowledges and approves the appointment of Dr. Prechelle Shannon to the Corrections Information Council Governing Board.
  • Authorizes Dr. Shannon’s service as a member of the governing board, enabling her to perform official board functions, including governance, oversight, and advisory responsibilities related to corrections information and related policies.
  • May outline the term length or reappointment likelihood, though specific term details are not provided in the available information.
  • Likely includes customary legislative language confirming eligibility, compliance with applicable ethics or conflicts-of-interest standards (as required for governing board members).

Note: Detailed term lengths, duties, or conditions would typically be included in the formal confirmation resolution or accompanying documentation, but those specifics are not provided in the summary data.

Affected Parties and Impact

  • Dr. Prechelle Shannon: She would serve as a member of the Corrections Information Council Governing Board, participating in governance and policy oversight related to corrections information, transparency, and related administrative matters.
  • Corrections Information Council Governing Board: The board would have one additional confirmed member, potentially influencing the board’s composition, voting dynamics, and deliberations.
  • Public/Stakeholders: Increased governance clarity and transparency in the Corrections Information Council’s activities, subject to the board’s decisions and reporting.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Introduction: December 16, 2025.
  • Referral: The measure was referred to the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety on January 6, 2026.
  • Next Steps: The Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety will review the resolution, hold any necessary hearings, and make a recommendation to the full legislative body. The full body would then consider passage of the resolution to finalize Dr. Shannon’s appointment.

Notes and Context

  • This is a governance/confirmation resolution rather than a substantive policy statute. It does not appear to create or modify substantive law but rather ensures the formal appointment of a board member is approved by the legislature, aligning with standard checks-and-balances practices for board appointments.
  • If passed, expect standard ethics disclosures and ongoing oversight requirements applicable to governing board members to apply to Dr. Shannon, consistent with existing laws and council rules.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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