Re: [dow3tf] Registrar amendments to IPC draft

[Frannie Wellings <wellings@xxxxxxxx>]

I agree we should use this list to discuss the drafting rather than 
rely on the call.  We don't make much progress on the phone.  After a 
quick read, I think we're heading in a more sensible direction. I'm 
sick with bronchitis so I'll have to read it again to give you a 
thorough response, but I think the NCUC would accept the Registrars' 
amendments to the draft.  Thanks to both of you for your work.  I'll 
try and join the call tomorrow. Best, Frannie


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> On 19/10/2004 3:55 PM Brian Darville noted that;
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> | You should not assume acceptance from silence.  The IPC views the
> changes as greatly diminishing any meaningful progress on data accuracy
> so I don't think many members of the IPC view your proposed changes as
> progress.  We can discuss this further on the call tomorrow.
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> Are there any specifics that we could cover in advance? We don't seem to
> be making much progress discussing these proposals 40 minutes at a time
> every seven days. We might be able to cover more if we relied more
> heavily on the mailing list and other resources at our disposal.
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