The subcommittee recognizes that the bipartisan Building Commission may need some flexibility in fulfilling its goal of consolidating office space, including eliminating split suites. It is not the intent of the subcommittee to prohibit such moves authorized by the bipartisan Building Commission.
Discussing the flexibility needed by the bipartisan Building Commission in consolidating office space.
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