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Proposal Details

Proposal ID	285
Proposal	Approval of GEORGE MARTIN for 2007 GPUS Annual Meeting Facilitator
Presenter	GPUS Steering Committee
Floor Manager	Holly Hart
Phase	Closed - Adopted
Discussion	06-04-2007 - 06-17-2007
Voting	06-18-2007 - 06-24-2007
Presens Quorum	Two Thirds of Active Accredited States/Caucuses
Consens Quorum	A Majority of Yes and No Votes

Background

Proposal 121 (adopted 1/30/05) stipulates that "all face to face meetings of
the Coordinating Committee of the Green National Committee will be facilitated
by a person or persons who have been approved by the Coordinating Committee of the Green National Committee."

"It is encouraged that Committees, Caucuses and States consider the
qualifications such as experience and familiarity with the Green Consensus process. No candidate who is registered with another party other than Greens, where Green registration is available, will be considered.

"The Steering Committee will schedule a vote by the CC for approval of individual facilitators. No Facilitator who failed to receive at least 50%+1 of the approval vote will be permitted to facilitate the CC meetings.

"Facilitators with the highest approval ratings will be given preference when assigning facilitators. The ANMC will strive to schedule two facilitators for any given time period to ensure backup if needed. Gender balance is strongly encouraged. The ANMC will notify the CC of the facilitation schedule no later than two weeks before the national meeting."

Proposal

Please Vote Yes Or No On Whether To Approve GEORGE MARTIN To Serve As One Of The Facilitators Of The 2007 GPUS Annual Meeting.

Resources

?George was co-chair both of the Greater Milwaukee Green Party and the Wisconsin Green Party. He is currently a co-chair of UFPJ. He has close to 30 years of facilitating, both consensus and other various styles.

He has facilitated at past GPUS annual meetings.

References

http://gp.org/cgi-bin/vote/propdetail?pid=121

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