[PC-NCSG] Time to elect a new chair and alternate chair(s)
Amr Elsadr
aelsadr
Thu Jan 30 18:32:34 EET 2014
Hi,
My main issue with this model (apart from the theoretical scenario Avri highlighted) is that I consider the six NCSG-PC members here as a result of Council elections to be representatives of the entire SG, regardless of our constituency affiliations. I know that I at least feel that way about myself. I can?t in good conscience represent a single constituency on this committee, so wouldn?t be able to nominate myself (or accept nominations) for chair or vice chair under this model.
In any case, I have no intention of serving in one of these positions. Just saying. :)
Thanks.
Amr
On Jan 30, 2014, at 5:13 PM, Avri Doria <avri at acm.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thanks for the reply.
>
> If I were to turn this into a process it might work something like
>
> Nominees from both Cs
> Top vote getter is Chair,
> Next highest vote getter from other C is Alt-chair
>
> (the theoretical edge case this does not cover is: if the person elected is an NCSG member but is not a C member. But that is not a case we have to contend with in this choosing, so i do not worry it about, just noting the issue.)
>
> So now we have two possible algorithms:
>
> - simple
> - alt-simple
>
> Other opinions?
>
> avri
>
>
> On 30-Jan-14 10:40, marie-laure Lemineur wrote:
>> Hi Avri,
>>
>> Sorry for the delay in replying. Not due to a lack of interest at all
>> but to the fact that this needed to be discussed with Rudi the other
>> NPOC policy rep at NCSG level, and he is busy attending a one-week BoT
>> meeting. We were able to exchange some emails and share opinions to find
>> that we agree with your latest proposal (process, deadlines, etc,). By
>> the way, thank you for settling this and thanks to Amr for contributing.
>> The only "but" would be that I would favor picking your original
>> proposal with regards to the one chair and one alternate model, each
>> from one constituency vs. having one chair and two alternates. In
>> December, in my opinion, you rightly argued that it would allow more
>> balance in term of representativeness unlike the other option (two
>> alternates and one chair). I keep thinking this is the best way to go.
>>
>> best,
>>
>> mll
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 6:00 AM, Avri Doria <avri at acm.org
>> <mailto:avri at acm.org>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Well we seem to be the only people interested in this.
>>
>> At this point I suggest simplifying.
>>
>> Lets just hold an election for chair as mandated by the charter. We
>> need to do this since our chair is no longer part of the PC, though
>> I do hope she remains in the group as an past-council member.
>>
>> We can then decide if we want to continue having alternate chairs
>> and how we go about picking them. I figure the easiest thing is to
>> ask each C to pick one of its PC members for the honor. Calls for
>> the least SG level process, which we seem not so good at anymore.
>>
>> I think this is sort of what you recommended Amr. I will not push
>> for my original recommendation. Really doesn't matter one way or
>> another to me as long as we elect a chair and I can stop this
>> semi-chair role which does not really feel legitimate. And with no
>> other voice chiming in, I might as long go along with the thoughts
>> of the newer members of the PC.
>>
>> I will send a separate email calling for nominations for chair.
>>
>> Nominations open until Monday end of day anywhere
>>
>> Nominees need to have agreed to their nomination by Tuesday end of
>> day anywhere.
>>
>> Balloting starts on Wednesday goes until the following Monday end of
>> day anywhere.
>>
>> It will be a secret doodle poll with only the results announced.
>>
>> Any objections?
>>
>> avri
>>
>>
>>
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