[governance] CIVIL SOCIETY MEDIA GUIDELINES TUNIS 2005 ATTACHMENTS]

[Jeanette Hofmann]

Hi,

>>Not necessarily. I only depends on their national delegation rules. We
>>just had a meeting with the German government, and Jeanette and  
>>myself,
>>who will (among others) be in the govt delegation, can of course  
>>say what
>>we want, especially to the press. The only thing we can't do is  
>>speak in
>>the official CS speaking slots at the summit itself.
> 
> 
> well, if they do what i did when i did the press conference in  
> Geneva, i.e. wear a second - CS badge, it should be ok.  I don't  
> think they should speak for CS while wearing a gold badge.  but get  
> two badges and i think it should be ok.

For the summit, just one registration is permitted. This is not a german 
thing but a general summit rule as far as I know.
> 
> I think it is laudable that the German delegation has reversed its  
> position on CS participation. 

It hasn't.

> 
>>The easiest solution of course would be to just name Adam and
>>Jeanette as the two coordinators of this caucus.
> 
> i think Adam and Jeanette (assuming she also has a CS badge) taking  
> the 2 roles is a good idea as well.

I won't have a cs badge.

I personally don't care about who does these jobs as long as the 
expertise and skills of this person enjoy some trust by other caucus 
members.

What I see now is that we have differing understandings about the type 
of affiliations that are ok or not ok in combination with the 
spokesperson function. I thought that a wgig membership could lead to 
confusion with a representation of the caucus. If nobody else sees that 
as a problem, I gladly take back what I said :-)

jeanette


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