Re: Proxies

[Benjamin Austin <jedi@ecn.purdue.edu>]

Sean-

The reason that your proposals cannot be considered for vote is only for 
the fact that they need to be introduced at a GM meeting at least two 
weeks prior to voting.  This way everyone has time to review the material 
before voting on it.  This is the S.O.P. that was established at the 
first GM meeting of the semester.

As you will note, John's last message was to the fact that his drowning 
proposal cannot be up for vote for the same reason.


That's all.
BJ



On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Sean L. McLane wrote:

> 
> Out of curiosity, why are my proposals not ready for a vote? The only comment 
> so far has been Jevan saying he doesn't like them, because they set a 
> magiphysics precedent. The proposals are pretty straight forward, and they
> have an agree/disagree option at the bottom of each. If a 2/3 majority of 
> quorum accepts the proposals as written, why couldn't we submit them to
> Dan?
> 
> Or do all proposals have to be major chances in the rules?
> 
> Sean L. McLane    |     I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed,
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