Bob: >> The proposed update to BCP 101 permits further delegation of the IAOC voting >> position. While I do not see myself taking advantage of this new feature, I >> do think we should give future IETF Chairs this option. It is a cohesive >> part of the work that can be delegated. Some coordination between the IETF >> Chair and the delegate would be necessary, but the time commitment would be >> significantly less than participating in the IAOC and a subset of its >> committees. > > > This prompts me to ask a question. Who would the IETF Chair delegate this > responsibility to? The draft doesn't specify. > > An Area Director is the obvious answer, except from what I understand ADs are > also extremely busy. This trades one problem for another. If it is someone > not on the IESG, then this is effectively turning into giving the IESG > another IAOC slot to select. > > As a general comment on the draft, I think it needs to be clear as to who the > delegation can be made to and how much authority is delegated.
I think that the delegate would have t be an IESG member, otherwise it the expected insight would not be provided. Russ _______________________________________________ Ietf mailing list Ietf@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf
