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Dear Dorothy, in addition to the motion text / request for a motion, I would like to provide to you and the CAC additional procedural information on these two motions. Right now, we cannot approve discussed comment resolutions, which are marked as “ready for motion” in the next week as — due to the 10-day notice — creating the motion tab after the telco does not meet the 10-day announcement. My understanding is that the goal of the 10 day advance notice is that members are not surprised, and have time to review material. The announcement meets this goal as members are made aware of the intend to run a motion on a well defined topic. All resolutions subject to be motioned have been reviewed by the entire TGbc group in a telcos at least one week before the motion is run. Only resolutions which the group indicated as “ready for motion” are included. The underlying submissions, which present proposed resolution material, are on mentor well before being reviewed by the group. This announcement follows the general procedure as outlined below: Day X — the “Topic Tab would be empty”. — motion announced. Announcement would include the notice that the tab will be upddated with resolutions indicated as ”ready for motion” per discussion during the telco on Day X+N On Day X+N we would discuss submissions presenting comment resolutions in the phone call (joint review of resolution text in the call, mark resolutions as “ready for motion” if people agree On Day X+N+1 — Updated “Topic Tab” on mentor (give me one day after the telco to import the discussed / agreed resolution text in the data base an populate the tab) —> announcement on WG reflector, that “Topic Tab” has been updated with resolutions discussed on Day X+n, which the group indicated that are ready for motion. On Day X+N+1+6 — we have the next telco — run motion to approve the “Topic tab” So everything motioned would have been a) reviewed by the group on Day X+N and b) people would have time to double check the updated / populated “Topic Tab” to verify that it contains the resolution text that has been indicated as “ready for motion” Best, Marc
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