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Subject: RE: [chairs] OASIS Organizational Voting is Somewhat Absurd?
The exact text is as follows: If at the end of the voting period at least 15 percent
of the voting membership has voted to approve the proposed standard, and if no
votes have been cast to disapprove the proposed standard, it shall become an
OASIS Standard immediately following the end of the voting period. However, if
negative votes amounting to less than 15 percent of the voting membership have
been cast, the TC shall be notified of the negative votes, after which the TC
shall have 30 days to take one of the following actions by Resolution of a
Special Majority Vote: (a) request the TC Administrator to approve the
specification as submitted despite the negative votes; (b) withdraw the
submission entirely; or (c) submit an amended specification, in which case the
amended submission shall be considered as if it were a new submission, except
that information regarding previous votes and any disposition of comments
received in previous votes shall accompany the amended submission. If at the end of the voting period less than 15
percent of the voting membership has voted to approve the proposed standard, or
if at the end of the voting period 15 percent or more of the voting membership
has voted to disapprove the proposed standard, or if the originating TC upon notification
of negative votes takes no formal action within the 30 days allocated for
consideration of the results, then the specification shall not become an OASIS
Standard. This shall not prevent a later version of the same specification from
being submitted again as specified in this section. Is anyone aware of a situation where an
OASIS wide vote failed to get 15% yes votes? If yes – what did the
TC do? Duane |
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