> > Do you mean the RM is more qualified than other voting people 
for what is regarding legal issues or has more responsibilities on legal
 as RM ?
> 
> The RM has more at risk as they are 
responsible for the release. If for some reason there was a issue with a
 release and it was determined that there wasn't the required PMC 
oversight (3 +1 valid  votes) the RM may not have the legal protection 
that the ASF gives. Granted I don't see this happening and the risk is 
low but why chance it when it's easily avoided? Plus we need to give 
confidence to businesses who use our software.

So, except the "required PMC oversight (3 +1 valid  votes)" which is already 
described what we apply, there's no more responsibilities in front of Legal for 
the RM ?

If yes, I don't see any reasons why the RM would have to decide whatever a vote 
can be carried or not (the voter should be trusted that he understand what he 
does asking for his vote to be carried), can you tell me what I'm missing ?

Thanks,
Frédéric THOMAS

> Subject: Re: Carried RC Votes
> From: jus...@classsoftware.com
> Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2014 00:32:32 +1100
> To: dev@flex.apache.org
> 
> HI,
> 
> > Do you mean the RM is more qualified than other voting people for what is 
> > regarding legal issues or has more responsibilities on legal as RM ?
> 
> The RM has more at risk as they are responsible for the release. If for some 
> reason there was a issue with a release and it was determined that there 
> wasn't the required PMC oversight (3 +1 valid  votes) the RM may not have the 
> legal protection that the ASF gives. Granted I don't see this happening and 
> the risk is low but why chance it when it's easily avoided? Plus we need to 
> give confidence to businesses who use our software.
> 
> > It has been stated many times: when there have been no code changes.
> 
> It's been stated by several people yes, but I'd like to hear that from Erik 
> if you don't mind.
> 
> Thanks,
> Justin
                                          

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