So when I heard that people were making "assumptions" about their Right to Vote under the New Team System
I decided to take a look at it.
I am of course refering to the Plan thet is contained in Missing March Minutes.
- LCRCC members are asked to signup as a voting member for one team. Each team starts with 5 voting members.
- The objective is to match volunteer time and skills with the mission or activity of the team.
- Some teams (such as Fundraising, Caucus, Convention) will require additional members to accomplish their tasks.
- These will grow, as the team leader deems necessary
This sub-committee needs five voting members, including the chair. Although it is expected that other sub-committee chairs would attend the meetings and any central committee members have any interest in the proceeding from the committee, they would not be voting members
I suggest it might not be Wise to ASSUME who is or is not going to be allowed to Vote.
There exists the possiblity that Voting may be limited to only 5 members on a Team who for the most part would be those hand picked by the Ones who made this motion,.
And the Rest?
Would be what the Nomenklatura in the Former Soviet Union used to call
The Proletariot.
Those who get to do the Work, but have No Real Say in How Things Are Run
Now I am NOT saying that we need to ASK for clarification on this point.
What I am saying is that the BODY needs to clarify this point
After this Plan was adopted by it's Vote of 25 to 21 the Plan became the Property of the Body and NOT those who made the Motion
The Teams are under the Authority of the Body.
And the Executive Committee which made this Motion?
No Change IT is
subject to the orders of the Linn County Central Committee, and none of its acts shall conflict with actions of the Linn County Central Committee
Updated: Tuesday, 14 April 2015 2:59 AM CDT
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