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Re: [ga] NC Chair elections
Are you sure the provision passed? The vote was 10 in favor, 9 against, 1
abstention, and 1 person failed to vote. That's not a majority of the NC,
only a majority of quorum. What is required to actually pass a change to the
NC's internal rules? (I don't know.)
DannyYounger@cs.com wrote:
> Up until today the Council had rules, and under them the Business
> Constituency had chaired the Council for its allotted period. It was time to
> rotate. Unfortunately for us, this did not sit well with the supporters of
> cronyism. The Council has now changed the rules at the last minute to allow
> the BC to continue to chair. This stinks. It's reprehensible. But it's
> what we have come to expect from the Council.
>
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