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On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 20:26 -0700, Alec Warner wrote: |
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> Note that in my reading of the GLEP we have 30 days to *begin* the |
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> election process. I expect in the end this will occur (feel free to |
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> check the -council ml archives for status). |
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During the discussion it was elected. As I had mentioned our election |
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process takes 2 months. |
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> I expect the council will start the election process and if they fail |
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> to do so I will start it independently. |
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Want to make some bets there? |
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> It seems like you are always in a rush :P It takes time for folks to |
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> communicate, please be patient. |
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Oh really. So I never said 30 days was unrealistic. I never commented |
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that the trustees barely got the process down to a little over a month. |
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30 days is not practical. Which those that voted on the GLEP should have |
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realized. But did not. |
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But yes, it's me trying to rush this thing forward. When was the next |
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council meeting schedule? So how many months will we go without a active |
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or current council? |
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> Even if we held an speedy election now, the council we have now is |
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> still the council until that election is concluded. |
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Yep, so what's our ETA to a new council. How many months from now before |
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they can fully replace the existing council. Be 100% up and running. |
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