Motion carried to approve member as "wasby" convention representative

A motion to approve a member to serve as the meeting's "wasby" convention representative was carried, with multiple attendees recorded as voting yes.

According to the transcript, voices called votes aloud — listing "Bar, Mueller, H, Paul, Odin, Andrews, obain/Obain" — and a speaker then said the motion was "carried." The transcript does not record the full text of the motion (the verbatim line is incomplete) and does not supply the full name of the member being approved.

The presiding participant then addressed "representative Dan," asking whether he "is still interested" and noting he has "served in the past." Dan's response is not captured in the provided segments.

The action in the available minutes appears to be an appointment or approval to send or designate a delegate to a convention described in the record as a "wasby convention" (transcript spelling). The exact convention name, the full name of the appointee, and any conditions attached to the appointment were not specified in the provided segments.

What happened next in the meeting or any administrative follow-up (formal appointment letter, alternate delegate if Dan declines, or official roster updates) is not recorded in the supplied transcript excerpts.

Vote record (as read in the transcript): Bar — yes; Mueller — yes; H — yes; Paul — yes; Odin — yes; Andrews — yes; obain/Obain — yes. The transcript presents these as verbal roll-call responses; no abstentions or no votes are recorded in the provided lines.

The meeting proceeded after the motion; the transcript does not show additional debate, any formal announcement of the appointee's name, or Dan's acceptance or decline within the supplied segments.