liaison
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Any committee member may propose the addition of a liaison from
other unrepresented organizations to participate in some or all
of the deliberations of the committee ...
... approved by the committee according to its established voting
mechanism. Liaisons participate as representatives of their
respective organizations.
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... The IESG and IAB liaisons are selected according to rules stated
elsewhere in this document.
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... The Internet Society Board of Trustees may appoint a liaison to
the nominating committee at its own discretion.
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... consultation with the Internet Society President, may appoint a
substitute from a pool comprised of the liaisons currently
serving on the committee and the prior year's Chair ...
... committee completes its assigned duties in a timely fashion.
7. Liaisons are responsible for ensuring the nominating committee in
general and the Chair ...
... IETF community.
Liaisons are expected to represent the views of their respective
organizations during the deliberations of the committee. They
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... responsibility, and composition of their respective bodies.
Liaisons are expected to convey questions from the committee to
their respective organizations and responses to those questions
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... committee immediately. If they can not resolve the issue between
themselves, liaisons must report it according to the dispute
resolution process stated elsewhere in this document.
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... dispute
resolution process stated elsewhere in this document.
Liaisons from confirming bodies are expected to assist the
committee in preparing the testimony it is required to provide
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... candidates.
Liaisons may have other nominating committee responsibilities as
required by their respective organizations or requested by the
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... conflict with any other provisions of this document.
Liaisons do not vote on the selection of candidates.
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... 8. The sitting IAB and IESG members each appoint a liaison from
their current membership, someone who is not sitting in an open
position, to serve on the nominating committee ...
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* If the Chair is unable to contact a liaison the problem is
referred to the respective organization to resolve. The Chair
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... should allow a reasonable amount of time for the organization
to resolve the problem and then may proceed without the
liaison.
* If the Chair ...
... recalled.
If a liaison member is recalled the committee must notify the
affected organization and must allow a reasonable amount of time
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9. The terms voting member and non-voting member were replaced by
voting volunteers, liaisons, and advisors. All members vote at
all times except that only voting volunteers vote on a candidate ...
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10. The responsibilities of the Chair, liaisons, advisors, and voting
volunteers is now explicitly stated.
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... committee were added.
12. Liaisons and advisors are no longer required to meet the usual
requirements ...
... Internet Society Board of Trustees may appoint a non-voting
liaison.
14. The eligibility qualifications for the nominating committee ...
... committees have learned through
oral tradition passed on by liaisons that there are certain
consistencies in the process and information considered during
deliberations. Some items from that oral tradition ...
... IAB, and Internet Society Board of
Trustees and requests a liaison. The Chair contacts the prior
year's Chair ...