Bug#636783: minimum discussion period

2014-06-27 Thread Bdale Garbee
Ian Jackson writes: > I would accept increasing the required number of stoppers to two > (which is also the quorum for passing a resolution). That's certainly preferable to one. > And, secondly, that the ultimate outcome of separate votes on > semantically related resolutions might be incoheren

Bug#636783: minimum discussion period

2014-06-27 Thread Ian Jackson
Bdale Garbee writes ("Re: Bug#636783: minimum discussion period"): > If I understand this correctly, either there is a 5-day minimum > discussion period, *or* there must be unanimous consent of the committee > to waive the minimum period? Yes, that is my proposal. > I don&

Bug#636783: minimum discussion period

2014-06-27 Thread Bdale Garbee
Ian Jackson writes: > I would like to present an improved proposal for a minimum TC > discussionn period, which will allow the committee to move quickly > when there is consensus (at least, procedural consensus) within the > committee: In the general case, a discussion period is clearly desired.

Bug#636783: minimum discussion period

2014-06-25 Thread Ian Jackson
I would like to present an improved proposal for a minimum TC discussionn period, which will allow the committee to move quickly when there is consensus (at least, procedural consensus) within the committee: * Constitution 6.3(1), delete - There is no minimum discussion period; and repla