[bestbits] Call for expressions of interest: 1net steering committee

[Jeremy Malcolm]

On 5 Dec 2013, at 4:15 pm, Adam Peake <ajp at glocom.ac.jp> wrote:

>> I was speaking as the Best Bits liaison with the civil society "coordination group" (to use Bill's nice name for it), to confirm that I am passing names to that group for its consideration.  And yes, we all know the process is lacking and are scrambling to put a better one together for next time...
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> OK, didn't know there was a formal bestbits liaison role to do this kind of thing.  But things have to get done, so thanks for doing.
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> Couple of hours ago I got an email from Diplo "Civil Society nominees for 1Net Steering Committee" for "a very short self-nomination period, until 1200 noon UTC 7 December".  Diplo's also part of the coalition, do they agree with the betsbits/IGC position on the Brazilian CS reps?

I replied to you off-list on this, but for the benefit of the list too... yes, this is expected.  The way that the coordination group is working is that each participant (of which Diplo is one) polls its own members for their recommendations, using their own process.  All the names gathered will then be discussed in the coordination group which will try to reach a consensus on them.  So Diplo's call, like this thread, is part of that process.

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