[governance] IGC nomcom process and results

[klohento at panos-ao.org]

I agree with what Qusai said below.

Regarding my personal statement, no problem of course to send it to the
list. But I think, as one colleague send in a private exchange, that
sending all statements on the list would be like a spam. One of the nomcom
mails  had already indicated that they would include at least I think
nominees statements in the report, so personally I thought it's not really
useful that each person send his statement on the list.

Regards

KL

> Dear All:
> I think according to the charter, The last point under the working method
> heading states:
> " All nominations to external bodies, e.g., the IGF multistakholder
> advisory group, will be made using a randomly selected nomcom process as
> defined in http://www.igcaucus.org/nomcom-process.html."
>
> The "nomcom-process.html" states the following in the first prargraph:
> " In an effort to foster full inclusion in the process of selecting the
> appeals board and any other appointments the IGC may make other then the
> election of coordinators, a nominating committee process will be used. A
> nominating committee will be composed of 5 IGC members selected at random
> according to the process documented in RFC3797."
>
> In the same page (nomcom-process.html), point 6 under the heading "NomCom
> Process Details" states:
> "6. All candidates reviewed by nomcom will be made public as will their
> applications and other information"
>
> It means that to comply with the IGC charter nomcom process, the
> candidates details and information should be made public to the caucus
> members (this not limited to the appeals committe process only). During
> the last nomination process in 2006, the nomcom complied with this point
> and actually published the candidates details immediately after the
> nomination deadline. This time, the nomcom unitl now did not comply with
> this point.
>
> So I would say that for the sake of complying with the charter and having
> a valid nomination process, candidates details should be made public
> accordingly.
>
> Again thanks for the nomcom members for their time and effort and
> congratulations for all my colleagues in the IGC who were selected by the
> nomcom wishing that the civil society representation will increase in the
> next advisory group.
>
> Regards,
>
> Qusai Al-Shatti


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