The following two sections of the constitution have been updated based on feedback from the OGB meeting today and have been posted on co-ment.net (see Final: prefix) http://www.co-ment.net/text/1506/
--- 2.1.1 Ballot Content ... Ballot Measures and Constitutional Amendments (See s5) may be placed on a ballot directly by the Governing Board or by petition signed by more than ten (10) percent of the Electorate Group Members. Members are encouraged to submit proposed Ballot Measures and Constitutional Amendments to the Board for consideration a minimum of sixty (60) days prior to ballot completion. The petition process shall only be used when the Board rejects a Member submitted proposed Ballot Measure or Constitutional Amendment. All Ballot Measures and Constitutional Amendments shall be submitted to the Board Secretary a minimum of seven (7) days prior to ballot completion. ... --- 5. Constitutional Amendments This Constitution may be changed by an affirmative vote of a majority of the Electorate Group Members participating in a quorate election where a properly formed and balloted constitutional amendment is considered (See s2.1.1), provided that the proposed constitutional changes, when applied to the Constitution, will result in a new Constitution that remains in complete compliance with the OpenSolaris Charter. The Board Secretary will review all submitted amendments for compliance in advance of voting. Compliance issues shall be resolved by the Board, and shall be limited to areas in proposed amendments that violate the Charter. --- Cheers, Jim
