Re: [gnso-consensus-wg] Private WIKI for Consensus group
As I said, I only thought a wiki was worth having if it would prove useful. I have no intention of digging trenches. I do not think the problem is as constrained as you argue. I think it is possible to come up with any number of possible solutions. And if eliminating nomcom reps is a possibility, i suppose it is also a possibility that constituency representation be removed and that all council members could be appointed by nomcom. After all if it is to be just a management council as some people argue, perhaps picking a council of specialists to manage as opposed to having it full of competing constituencies will remove the problem of voting balance - the ultimate in moving away from a legislative model. This might become an especially appealing possibility if we cannot find a balance point that all of the constituencies are comfortable with. Not suggesting it at this point, but arguing that the range of possible solutions is not as constrained as was stated in your message. a. On 1 Jul 2008, at 20:45, Milton L Mueller wrote: I'm getting a bit worried about the level of trench-digging and long- term preparation that seems to be going on. My understanding is that we have a pretty simple problem: come to an agreement on the voting distribution on the new GNSO Council. It basically involves attaching acceptable numbers to the 4 constituencies (or three constituencies, if that idea survives) and (if it still is part of the agreement) to Nomcom appointees.
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