Re: PAC: MT 10 (voting by mail)

[Jon Bosak <bosak@boethius.eng.sun.com>]

[eduardo.gutentag@eng.sun.com:]

| "A TC may adopt a standing rule authorizing its chair to word
| resolutions, to present such resolutions to the members of the
| TC for discussion (for a period of time that should be specified
| in the standing rule), to put such resolutions to the members of
| the TC by mail, and to conduct votes on such resolutions by mail."

Nice try, but it ignores the fact that a resolution once put
cannot be changed except by amendment.  I think you meant
something like this:

   A TC may adopt a standing rule authorizing its chair to draft
   resolutions, to propose such drafts to the members of the TC
   for discussion, to put such resolutions to the members of the
   TC for a vote by mail when a majority seem to be agreed, and to
   conduct votes on such resolutions by mail.

Is that closer to something acceptable?

Jon