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[rpd] Selecting WG Co-Chairs: Was Re: Can a Consensual Decision of the PDWG Violate the PDP? (was: Report from Recall Committee)
Fernando Frediani
fhfrediani at gmail.com
Fri Feb 19 19:54:19 UTC 2021
Hello Noah
It sounds a reasonable suggestion.
I think with at least 1 Co-Chair we can get things keep moving. The
ideal would be to have two in order to avoid one person taking decisions
alone.
I think a good scenario is that we appoint one interim chair and with
the person in place he/she works towards the selection of the second one
as a priority.
Now the most important point is: do we have any experienced people to
volunteer to server at least for some time and help the things settle
down a bit ? Any names we can consider ?
Regards
Fernando
On 19/02/2021 16:34, Noah wrote:
> Hello PDWG,
>
> Can we try a different approach?
>
> 1. Agree on appointing one interim chair until the next meeting
>
> 1.1 If yes (which is my preference), can we look for an experienced
> participant to volunteer in this role?
>
> 2. Instead, we use the PDP to deliberate on the proposals which are
> already under discussion?
>
> https://www.afrinic.net/policy/proposals
> <https://www.afrinic.net/policy/proposals>
>
> Cheers,
> Noah
>
> On Fri, 19 Feb 2021, 12:33 Sunday Folayan, <sfolayan at skannet.com
> <mailto:sfolayan at skannet.com>> wrote:
>
> In the light of MJE's contribution, I would like to modify my
> earlier submission.
>
>
> My personal preference for Interim Chairs' selection:
>
> • [A] a selection through rough consensus [2] After prospects do
> volunteer;
> • [B] a selection based on ranking voting [3] if more than 2
> volunteers, then discussions;
> • [C] a selection based on an election (online) as usual [1] if
> more than 2 candidates and discussions stalemate;
> • [D] a selection inside a group of selectees based on criteria
> [4] (a long and unnecessary process for selecting the interim
> Chairs);
> • [E] any other possibility?
>
> I have no problem with NOMCOM being the selectees in [D] above. It
> will not be a long and un-necessary process.
>
> Sunday.
>
>
> On 2/19/21 9:58 AM, Mark Elkins wrote:
>>
>> Ask the NomCom to ask for volunteers. Just use the templates from
>> 2020. Have an initial cut-off after seven days.
>>
>> With last year, I was quite ecstatic when we ended up with just
>> one volunteer. "Consensus" as such is great.
>>
>> However, we technically need one person for three to six months
>> and another for that same period plus one year. I'm wondering
>> whether it might be more sane to extend both of these positions
>> by one year? - or we simply consent to have the same people
>> extended by an additional year each at whenever we have the next
>> AFRINIC meeting? Alternativly - we could be seen as simply
>> bringing forwards the normal election of Co-Chairs to now(ish) -
>> as we have an urgent need.
>>
>> We also need to have a system on deciding who is in for a short
>> term and who is in for a longer term. Voting may be the simplest
>> method (as this will all be done remotely).
>>
>> Any way - my thoughts.
>>
>> On 2/19/21 9:55 AM, Sunday Folayan wrote:
>>> Hello Sylvain
>>>
>>> On 2/18/21 11:48 PM, Sylvain Baya wrote:
>>>> ~°~
>>>> • a selection based on an election (online) as usual [1];
>>>> • a selection through rough consensus [2];
>>>> • a selection based on ranking voting [3];
>>>> • a selection inside a group of selectees based on criteria [4];
>>>> • any other possibility?
>>>> ~°~
>>>>
>>>
>>> My personal preference for Interim Chairs' selection:
>>>
>>> • a selection through rough consensus [2] After prospects do
>>> volunteer;
>>> • a selection based on ranking voting [3] if more than 2
>>> volunteers, then discussions;
>>> • a selection based on an election (online) as usual [1] if more
>>> than 2 candidates and discussions stalemate;
>>> • a selection inside a group of selectees based on criteria [4]
>>> (a long and unnecessary process for selecting the interim Chairs);
>>> • any other possibility?
>>>
>>>
>>> Sunday.
>>>
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