Re: [ga] GA

[k@widgital.com (Kristy McKee)]

Philip,

Same subject (misrepresentation), different point.

I notice when reading the NC meeting notes that comments made by Thomas or 
Alexander are included in the notes; however their presence at the meeting 
is not recognized by whomever takes role call.

I am identifying this as a PROBLEM with your book-keeping and wonder who 
else is invited to these meetings, attends and is not included in the role 
call portion of the minutes.

It is disrespectful to the DNSO as a whole to not provide correct 
information about who attended what.

Is there a specific reason why the GA Chair and Alt Chair are not included 
in the attendance roster?

Thanks,

~k


At 04:28 PM 5/31/2002 +0200, you wrote:
>Thomas,
>I do believe there is a degree of suicidal misinterpretation of the 
>current NC recommendations.
>
>
>The chair and alt-chair of the GA have been invited by the Names Council 
>to participate in discussions in ICANN evolution. That invitation stands. 
>Your perspectives are learned, reasoned and valued. Today you represent 
>the dual role of today's GA.
>
>
>The NC has not said it wants to disenfranchise anyone. It has redefined 
>the role of the general assembly as being the meeting point for 
>stakeholders. The GA envisaged is not intended to fulfil the existing dual 
>role of today's GA.
>
>
>The argument should be - who are the stakeholders? Agree on them, and once 
>they self-organise get them round the table and in the new DNSO and new GA.
>
>
>So, the question remains,  how can individual opinion not so 
>self-organised be factored into decision making ?
>Is there something desirable about today's GA  and the respect it receives 
>in trying to do this?
>Is there possibly a better means of factoring in individual opinion?
>The NC recommendation tries to address this.
>
>Philip
>
>

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