[rpd] Eligibility Criteria for PDWG chairs

[Owen DeLong]

With a structure that includes just two co-chairs, I must completely agree with Noah here.

Owen



> On Apr 1, 2021, at 6:49 AM, Noah <noah at neo.co.tz> wrote:

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> On Thu, 1 Apr 2021, 16:26 Brice ABBA, <brice at afrinic.net <mailto:brice at afrinic.net>> wrote:

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> “The intended volunteer should not be the author of any of the policy proposals currently under  discussion and if need be, agree to recuse oneself as author/co-author of any policy proposals under discussion, or simply recuse oneself from the position as Co-Chairs pending  his or her proposal being discussed.”

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> And who will take up the role of ownership of the said proposal?

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> Will the said Author as co-chair also spend time gathering inputs for their own proposal?

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> And how will the said Author turned co-chair argue for their proposal?

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> Imho, members of the PDWG can choose to participate in the PDP, as WG members, managers (co-chairs) , AC members etc but can't be both, so as to avoid finding one self in a conflicting positions because its not ideal to be both a judge and executioner. 

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> If authors want to manage the WG, then they should withdraw their proposals completely. If someone in the WG likes the idea behind that withdrawn proposal, they can independently submit a new one for discussion. 

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> Noah

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