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[rpd] Call for interest for PDWG chairs closed & Way forward
Daniel Yakmut
yakmutd at googlemail.com
Tue Apr 6 10:14:12 UTC 2021
Dear Fernando,
I have asked this question then but it was not ateanded to you. I had
wanted we select or elect new co-chairs to start fresh terms, but the
community was fixated on completing the terms of co-chairs whose tenures
have been terminated by the recall. Unfortunately, we can not change the
rules now, that should have been done before we commenced the current
process.
So at the next AIS meeting (in June, 2021) we have to elect a new
co-chair to start a fresh two year tenure.
Simply,
Daniel
On 05/04/2021 8:54 pm, Fernando Frediani wrote:
>
> Surely I agree that the NomCom to provide their input from 8th April
> and let the PDWG know which candidates fit the criteria for running
> for position Co-Chair.
>
> What I find strange is the PDWG to have all this work to select
> someone to serve for only 2 months. I was under the impression the two
> selected would serve, one until the PPM in 2022 and the other until
> the next PPM in 2023. In any way the positive side if that in the next
> PPM we will have already 2 Co-Chairs to conduct the work being carried
> during the event.
>
> Regards
> Fernando
>
> On 05/04/2021 15:41, AFRINIC Policy Liaison wrote:
>> *
>>
>> [Français en bas]
>>
>> Dear PDWG,
>>
>> The Call of Interest for the PDWG Co-Chairs Selection pursuant to
>> Section 3.3 of CPM is now closed.
>>
>> 1.
>>
>> List of nominees
>>
>> AFRINIC is in receipt of six (6) nominations which are as follows :-
>>
>> 1.Wijdane Goubi from Morocco, Country of Residence: Morocco
>>
>> 2. Anthony Ikechukwu Ubah from Nigeria, Country of Residence: Canada
>>
>> 3. Vincent Ngundi from Kenya, Country of Residence: Kenya
>>
>> 4. Abdulkarim Oloyede from Nigeria, Country of Residence: Nigeria
>>
>> 5. Darwin Da Costa from Angola, Country of Residence: Angola
>>
>> 6. Ibeanusi Elvis from Nigeria, Country of Residence: Japan
>>
>>
>> 2.
>>
>> Additional elements
>>
>> 1.
>>
>> Nominee - Ibeanusi Elvis
>>
>> This nomination which was received as a self-nomination appeared to
>> have been made later than the deadline. This was due to a back-end
>> issue on self-nomination forms that was addressed during the day
>> today. We confirm that the nomination has been posted on the system
>> within the deadline.
>>
>> 2.
>>
>> Nominee - Widjane Goubi
>>
>> In regard to the nominee, Wijdane Goubi, kindly note that on the
>> 5th of April 2021, AFRINIC has been informed by an email sent from
>> the designated nominator on the nomination paper that the latter
>> never provided its support to the said nomination. He has therefore
>> requested AFRINIC to delete all its associated personal data in
>> connection thereof. In this respect, and to comply with the
>> Mauritian Data Protection Act 2017, AFRINIC has a duty to cause such
>> deletion forthwith and you are accordingly informed of the same. “
>>
>>
>> 3. Tenure of Office
>>
>> We would like to remind the Working Group that as stated in Section
>> 3.3 of the Consolidated Policy Manual, one Co-Chair will serve a
>> term ending by the PPM to be held in June 2021 only whereas the other
>> will serve a term ending in June 2022.
>>
>> 4. Next Steps
>>
>> Now that the Call for Interests is closed, the next step is for the
>> Working Group to find consensus on the most suitable persons to
>> replace the recalled PDWG Co-Chairs.
>>
>> This exercise, including the carrying out of such due diligence and
>> shortlisting of candidates/nominees, would under normal circumstances
>> be carried out by the Nomination Committee (NomCom).
>>
>> For your information, the present NomCom has indicated that they
>> would be available to conduct such exercise only from April 8th 2021.
>> With only 6 candidates, we will leave the decision on the best way of
>> carrying out the due diligence and shortlisting process to the PDWG
>> participants.
>>
>> We therefore request you to agree on how the Working Group would like
>> to proceed with the selection of the 2 replacing PDWG’s Co-Chairs.
>>
>> Kind Regards
>>
>> Policy Liaison Team
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>> Cher PDWG,
>>
>> *L'appel à manifestation d'intérêt pour la sélection des coprésidents
>> du PDWG conformément à la section 3.3 de la CPM est désormais terminé.*
>>
>> 1.
>>
>> *Liste des nominés*
>>
>> *AFRINIC a reçu six (6) candidatures qui sont les suivantes : *
>>
>> *1.Wijdane Goubi du Maroc, Pays de résidence : Maroc *
>>
>> *2. Anthony Ikechukwu Ubah du Nigeria, Pays de résidence : Canada*
>>
>> *3. Vincent Ngundi du Kenya, Pays de résidence : Kenya*
>>
>> *4. Abdulkarim Oloyede du Nigeria, Pays de résidence : Nigeria*
>>
>> *5. Darwin Da Costa de l'Angola, Pays de résidence : Angola*
>>
>> *6. Ibeanusi Elvis du Nigeria, Pays de résidence : Japon*
>>
>> *
>>
>> 2. Éléments supplémentaires
>>
>> 1.
>>
>> Candidat - Ibeanusi Elvis
>>
>> Cette nomination, qui a été reçue en tant qu'auto-nomination,
>> semblait avoir été faite au-delà de la date limite. Cela était dû à
>> un problème de back-end sur les formulaires d'auto-nomination qui a
>> été résolu aujourd'hui dans la journée. Nous confirmons que la
>> nomination a été postée dans le système dans les délais impartis.
>>
>> 2.
>>
>> Candidat - Widjane Goubi
>>
>> En ce qui concerne la candidate, Wijdane Goubi, veuillez noter que le
>> 5 avril 2021, l'AFRINIC a été informée par un courriel envoyé par son
>> prétendu nominateur que ce dernier n'a jamais apporté son soutien à
>> ladite candidature. Il a donc demandé à l'AFRINIC de supprimer
>> toutes les données personnelles associées à cette candidature. À cet
>> égard, et pour se conformer à la loi mauricienne sur la protection
>> des données de 2017, AFRINIC a le devoir de procéder à ladite
>> suppression sans délai et vous en êtes par conséquent informé.
>>
>> 3. Durée du mandat
>>
>> Nous souhaitons rappeler au groupe de travail que, comme indiqué à la
>> section 3.3 du CPM, l'un des co-présidents exercera son mandat
>> jusqu'à la PPM qui se tiendra en juin 2021 seulement, tandis que
>> l'autre exercera son mandat jusqu'en juin 2022.
>>
>> 4. Prochaines étapes
>>
>> Maintenant que l'appel à manifestation d'intérêt est terminé, la
>> prochaine étape consiste pour le groupe de travail à trouver un
>> consensus sur les personnes les plus aptes à remplacer les
>> coprésidents du PDWG destitués.
>>
>> Cet exercice, qui comprend la réalisation d'une évaluation diligente
>> et la sélection des candidats nominés, sera normalement effectué par
>> le comité de nomination (NomCom).
>>
>> Pour votre information, le NomCom actuel a indiqué qu'il ne serait
>> disponible pour mener cet exercice qu'à partir du 8 avril 2021. Avec
>> seulement 6 candidats, nous laisserons aux participants du PDWG le
>> soin de décider de la meilleure façon de mener à bien le processus de
>> sélection en faisant preuve de diligence raisonnable.
>>
>> Nous vous demandons donc de vous accorder sur la manière dont le
>> groupe de travail pourrait procéder à la sélection des deux
>> coprésidents remplaçants du PDWG.
>>
>> Nos Salutations
>>
>> Policy Liaison Team
>>
>> * *
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