I don't agree.
Just look to other RIRs, or different "groups" with a chair.
I think it must be explicit, if is in the PDP or in the "description of the
chairs attributions", doesn't matter, but of course, the PDP should have an
explicit reference to that document and that document should also reach
consensus in the community.
El 7/2/21 23:28, "ripe-list en nombre de Nick Hilliard"
<ripe-list-boun...@ripe.net en nombre de n...@foobar.org> escribió:
JORDI PALET MARTINEZ wrote on 07/02/2021 22:04:
> El 7/2/21 22:49, "Nick Hilliard" <n...@foobar.org> escribió:
> Incidentally, the duty to manage discussion isn't something specific
to
> RIPE WG chairs - it's a general accepted principle about the rights
and
> responsibilities of all chairs, regardless of what they're chairing.
> There's nothing unusual about the RIPE WG chair duties in this
respect.
>
> [Jordi] Again, where is that in the PDP? We can't accept a PDP that we
can interpret in different ways when we (or the chairs) wish.
Jordi,
apologies, I tried to make it clear that this was not something specific
to RIPE WG chairs, but maybe I wasn't clear enough: it's not in the PDP
because it's a generally accepted duty and responsibility of all chairs,
everywhere. If there were a need to document it explicitly - and I
don't think there is a need - it would be in the WG Chair Job
Description and Procedures document.
Nick
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