Re: [atlarge-discuss] Update on Status of affairs per 6 July 2003

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Michael and all fellow members,

  It seems obvious that Michael is yet again very confused.   We
all know that there are no legitimate panel members and any
panel member that may be elected via a legitimate election
would not be a Representative of the members in a membership
driven organization.

  It is also clear that in the case of a Representative being
replaced, should there have been such Representatives
actually elected, would only reasonably replaced via a vote
of the members in a "Special" legitimate election..
Micheal Sherrill wrote:

> Abel Wisman wrote:
>
> Walter & Michael,
>
> In light of my earlier posting on this topic (ok rather lengthy) i
> placed my self on the believe that panel members should not have the
> right to oust other panel members. Based upon the presumption that
> chosen representatives can only be dismissed by those that put them in
> their position in the first place.
>
> Following this it takes a motion for a vote of no confidence to start
> such a process, then when sufficiently supported (numbers to be
> determined) a vote is put to the membership on whether they agree with
> this proposal or not. Once they agree the panelmember is replaced (or
> the complete panel if the motion is aimed towards that).
>
> Following your reasoning the panel is at power to oust a collegue and
> replace him at will.
>
> This in my opinion is not a very democratic way of doing things.
>
> I think the trust you place in the panel in this matter is a compliment,
> but also a grave risk for setting a stage where everything can happen.
>
> I would sincerely like to know upon what your posts are based.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Abel
>
> Hello Abel:
>
> The Panel does not have power to replace panel members at will.  They have power
> to
> oust a panel member for specific reasons, one of them being for non-
> participation in
> panel business.
>
> To a certain extent panel members have the right to govern themselves.  There is
> a long
> precedent regarding this procedure including the United States Legislature, city
> councils,
> planning commissions, school boards, and the like.  Their internal laws are
> quite specific
> regarding censure, removal from office, and appointing a leader.  It is not
> unreasonable to
> allow our own Panel the ability to do so, as well.
>
> Regards,
>
> Micheal Sherrill
>
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