[OpenStack Foundation] Board discussing how to improve the Individual Director election process, community input wanted
Vincent Untz
vuntz at suse.com
Mon Nov 19 12:56:27 UTC 2012
Le lundi 19 novembre 2012, à 11:11 +0000, Tim Bell a écrit :
> From my reading of the bylaws
> (http://wiki.openstack.org/Governance/Foundation/Bylaws), my understanding is
> that the voters have to be registered for at least 180 days as a member before
> the election. This is different from the previous round where there was a 30
> day limit after the start of the foundation.
>
> The nominees for individual member directors seem to have to be individual
> members in good standing.
>
> -------
>
> 3.9 Voting and Proxies.
>
> (a) Each Individual Member whose effective date of membership is earlier than
> thirty (30) days after the effective date of the filing of the Certificate of
> Incorporation of the Foundation ("COI Effective Date") may vote immediately
> after he or she becomes an Individual Member. Each Individual Member whose
> effective date of membership is more than thirty (30) days after the COI
> Effective Date shall be eligible to vote 180 days after the effective date of
> his or her membership. Each Individual Member shall have one vote at any
> meeting of Individual Members and for election of the Individual Directors,
> the Individual Members shall have the option to vote for Individual Directors
> on a cumulative basis.
Thanks, Tim! I had forgotten about that part of the by-laws.
For those wondering when 180 days before the voting period is, that's
July 18th 2012. As the initial call for individuals to join the
Foundation was issued on July 19th, I guess only people who became
member in the 30 days after the COI Effective Date will be able to vote
in January.
(I can't find the COI Effective Date, but I assume it's July 16th, since
people could join until August 15th to be able to participate in the
first elections)
Cheers,
Vincent
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