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Anyone going to Governance consultation event on the 16th October?
http://www.nic.uk/news/latest/?contentId=4494
Need to register by Monday and only open to members (I think).
The main issues from consultation 2 seem to be:
1. Why does Nominet want to 'gag' proxies? A proxy is a "corporate representative"? What about section 324 "Rights to appoint proxies" of the Companies Act 2006?
Nominet says: "To clarify that proxies should be present to represent an absent member's votes, but should not speak at a meeting without the permission of the Chairman". http://www.nic.uk/governance/consultation/proxies/
2. Why does the board want the power to expel a member? Which members would Nominet do this to large or small? How does this fit in with the Companies Act, Office of Fair Trading, Human Rights Act article 11?
Nominet says: "We propose that the Board is given the power to expel a member if they are found to breach the membership rules, either for a single serious breach or for repeated less serious breaches". http://www.nic.uk/governance/consultation/membershiprules/
http://www.nic.uk/news/latest/?contentId=4494
Need to register by Monday and only open to members (I think).
The main issues from consultation 2 seem to be:
1. Why does Nominet want to 'gag' proxies? A proxy is a "corporate representative"? What about section 324 "Rights to appoint proxies" of the Companies Act 2006?
Nominet says: "To clarify that proxies should be present to represent an absent member's votes, but should not speak at a meeting without the permission of the Chairman". http://www.nic.uk/governance/consultation/proxies/
2. Why does the board want the power to expel a member? Which members would Nominet do this to large or small? How does this fit in with the Companies Act, Office of Fair Trading, Human Rights Act article 11?
Nominet says: "We propose that the Board is given the power to expel a member if they are found to breach the membership rules, either for a single serious breach or for repeated less serious breaches". http://www.nic.uk/governance/consultation/membershiprules/