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[ubl] Resolutions incoming

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    Posted 10-05-2002 17:53
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    Subject: [ubl] Resolutions incoming


    UBL members,
    
    I will shortly be sending for your approval several resolutions
    arising from this week's UBL TC meeting.  These are things that
    were approved by the people assembled at the meeting but still
    need a formal approval cycle in mail because we didn't quite
    achieve a quorum in the TC plenary (we got about 24 people out of
    the 55 people who are currently voting members).  Here's a
    reminder about how mail voting works in the OASIS TC process.
    
    Each question I send you will be what's known in some places as a
    "consent item."  That is, it's assumed that no one has a problem
    with it unless a voting member of the TC speaks up and registers
    an objection.  You have five days after I put the question to
    register an objection.  If no objections are received in that
    time, then the item is adopted "by common consent."  If a formal
    objection is received during that time, then the consent process
    stops immediately, and I either resubmit the question for an
    actual tallied email vote (which takes another five days) or I
    change the question.
    
    Every voting member has the right to withdraw consent and thus
    force a tallied vote.  As a practical matter, however, it's better
    to send me mail or raise a question on the list early in the
    five-day period if you have misgivings about something or just
    need something clarified; you can always pull the emergency brake
    if your concerns haven't been satisfied before the consent period
    runs out.
    
    If you have no problem with a resolution put forward for common
    consent, you don't have to do anything.
    
    Jon Bosak
    Chair, OASIS UBL TC
    


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