Hi, In principle I agree with this approach. I would have preferred waiting to ask the staff to do this until the new GTLD process was completed. As it stands, once we ask for the report, we are on a timetable. And though we don't do a very good job of following the time table in any case and are hoping for a rationalization of the timing in the PDP in the future, i think it better to not start something we cannot follow through on. a. On 25 maj 2007, at 11.01, Philip Sheppard wrote:
Avri, all new activities have resource implications. Council should timetable its priorities based on the list of identified issues that we wish to do something about. There is no shame in identifying an issue today and then agreeing to start a PDP on it in 6 months time based on an assessment of priority and resource. Indeed, this may be sound management.
Philip