Hello Chris,

As 1 of the questions I already asked, may I know if this process is dependent of whether its a sole designator or multiple designator model considering that by "sole designator" technically implies that "A" designate appoints all board members.?

Cheers! 

On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 3:15 PM, Chris Disspain <ceo@auda.org.au> wrote:
Here’s what the breakout group reached consensus on.

A petition for removal would arise in the relevant SO/AC

The SO/AC would organise a briefing call to establish whether there is sufficient  support within the SO/AC to move to the next step. A clear reasoning/rationale must be provided and the Director given a chance to respond. Sufficient support threshold is simple majority. This call should be open to all to attend but is a discussion of the SO/AC.

If there is a simple majority to proceed then the SO/AC would convene a Community Forum for the discussion to proceed. The forum can be light weight and very possibly not face to face. It is open to all. A clear reasoning/rationale must be provided and the Director given a chance to respond.

Immediately after the Community Forum, the relevant SO/AC sends every other SO/AC a request for comment on the removal. 

The other SO/ACs provide written comments.

The relevant SO/AC then makes a decision. Removal of the Director requires a 75% majority in the relevant SO/AC.

The relevant SO/AC must publish the results and an explanation if the Director is removed.


Cheers,


Chris



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