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Re: [council] NCAs in the new GNSO Council structure


If I understood Avri correctly yesterday, the immediate concern is to address where this coming year's NCA's sit, as it is possible (but not a sure thing) that next year the NomCom itself will take on the role. So any decision made now could be with the understanding that it is for this year only, with the three known NCAs.

Or it could be a generalized solution that will work every year if the NomCom does not do it.

One last thought is that if option e is adopted, I do not think that it would be fair to say that Andrey Kolesnikov is destined to fill that role for his entire two years. He applied for the position based on the old structure and rules.

Alan

At 04/09/2009 02:47 PM, Olga Cavalli wrote:
Hi,
as discussed yesterday in the conference call, and to start the discussion in our list, I am including possible options for assigning the role of the three NCAs in the new structure of the GNSO Council:

Option a: The NCAs talk it through and figure out which roles seem right to them.

Option b:  Random selection.

Option c: The council members decide with random selection of which House chooses first.

Option d: The two Houses collaborate and decide among them where the NCAs will be assigned.

Option e: The new, inexperienced NCA rep assumes the non-voting Council seat and one of the above options is used to assign the two House seats.

Option f: The experienced NCA rep assumes the non-voting Coundil seat and one of the above options is used to assign the two House seats

Option g: (Combination of option a and d) The two Houses collaborate and decide among them where the NCAs will be assigned, with a refusal option by any of the NCAs.

Please iclude other options thay you may think of and share your comments about this in the list.

We should decide about this in our next GNSO conference call on 24 September.

Best regards
Olga





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