[At-Large] Election of the ALAC Liaison to the ICANN Board ofDirectors - result ?

[Izumi AIZU]

Thanks Alan for pointing this out. Since I was not able to
participate in the last conf call due to technical reason,
I may have missed the focus. In any case, you are right
that we have not finalized the Rules of Procedure.

I share thought of your sketicism, making decisions
at the conference call, but I think given the situation
we need to make every effort to clean up the mess
and focus on our own work including the conference
call.

izumi

2007/9/8, Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg at mcgill.ca>:
> Izumi, you have now focused on the truly bizarre part. On our LAST
> conference call (which is a true ALAC meeting, despite not being in
> person) we decided to do two things.

> 1. Finalize our rules of procedure including election procedures and
> vote on them, and then
> 2. Proceed with the election (we had already deferred the election
> already because we did not yet have formal election procedures).
>
> For reasons that remain unclear, we completely ignored item 1. The
> rules were not cleaned up and they still omitted terms that we had
> informally decided that were important. There was no vote. But we
> proceeded to have an election despite the absence of formal rules and process.
>
> What makes you think that any decision in the next conference call
> will have any greater chances of being adhered to?
>
> Alan (clearly very frustrated)
>
> At 07/09/2007 01:52 PM, Izumi AIZU wrote:
>
> >...
> >I still think the overall situation is quite bizzare. But in any
> >case let's decided at the conference call.
> >...
>
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