[Community-Discuss] Accountability assessment - committee
Andrew Alston
Andrew.Alston at liquidtelecom.com
Wed Sep 21 09:26:28 UTC 2016
As regards the quorum figure –
Please keep in mind that in RIR history most RIR’s average far less than 10%.
If the number is two high – there are implications for that – which I’m going to leave people to figure out for themselves. But I will say this – beware of what you ask for – you may just get it – with all the unintended consequences.
I don’t have a problem with raising the quorum for voting – and I’m going to leave it to others to propose a number, but I will ask that you think very carefully before proposing a number as to the consequences of us not being able to get quorum.
Thanks
Andrew
On 21/09/2016, 11:21, "Alan Barrett" <alan.barrett at afrinic.net> wrote:
> On 21 Sep 2016, at 13:08, ALAIN AINA <Alain.Aina at wacren.net> wrote:
>
>> We have a special general meeting coming up in November, and bylaws changes can be passed as special resolutions, needing a 75% majority).
>
> OK. Let now look at the 75% majority also called Super Majority. 75% of what ? The Registered members ? The total membership ?
75% of the members who exercise their vote.
> BTW: In my mail(*)posted on the 29th June, i suggested that we also improved things here.
> (*) https://lists.afrinic.net/pipermail/community-discuss/2016-June/000350.html
> These points seem to not have been (or yet) considered.
>
> 4- Amend 12.10 (ii) to set the quorum at 10% of the total membership either present physically or remotely
>
> 5- Amend 12.11 to set minimum number of votes. For all vote, a minimum of votes from 10% of the total eligible voters required.
Thanks. There were some good ideas in your email, and I will work on converting some of them to bylaws changes for consideration.
The current quorum requirement is 10 members, which is too small, but I think 10% is too large.
Alan Barrett
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