RE: [council] Comments in relation with GNSO travel funding and policy
If the fact that we are moving to a working group model is Philip's
concern, then maybe in doesn't make sense to focus on funding
Councilors. In my edits I was simply trying to stay with that approach.
Chuck
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> [mailto:owner-council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Philip Sheppard
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> Subject: RE: [council] Comments in relation with GNSO travel
> funding and policy
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> Tim,
> it would be in yesterday's Council but in tomorrow's Council
> with working groups representing all constituencies it does not work.
>
> Personally I'd be happy with yesterday's Council. Alas the
> new woprld dictates new obligations.
> Philip
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> Tim wrote:
> Philip,
>
> I didn't take Chuck's comments to mean constituencies were
> not legitimate, or shouldn't have equitable treatment. And
> that certainly isn't the DT's intent.
>
> What we were trying to get to is that the amount of funding
> should be based on the number of councilors. So under the
> bicameral model, if a stakeholder group has six councillors
> they get enough travel funding for six participants. How
> those funds are divided up within the stakeholder group
> should be left to them (it all goes for the councilors,
> evenly distributed to the constituencies, etc.).
>
> Is that acceptable in your view?
>
>
> Tim
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