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Proposal Details

Proposal ID318
ProposalNational Committee Certification of 2007 Steering Committee Election
PresenterGPUS Steering Committee
Floor ManagerHolly Hart
PhaseClosed - Adopted
Discussion09-21-2007 - 09-22-2007
Voting09-23-2007 - 09-30-2007
Presens QuorumTwo Thirds of Active Accredited States/Caucuses
Consens QuorumA Majority of Yes and No Votes

Background

The final report of the Election Tabulation Committee for the 2007
Steering Committee election has been posted and available for review at

http://www.gp.org/committees/nc/index.shtml

and/or

http://www.gp.org/committees/nc/documents/etc_report_2007.pdf

According to GPUS bylaws (Proposal #222), following the Steering Committee election, there is a 14 day period in which the report can be challenged. Given no challenge, the NC is to approve
(certify) the results.

Following the 2007 election, the 14 day challenge period was announced, with no challenges being brought forth during that period. The SC election is therefore settled, with the exception of the remaining house-keeping measure of having the National Committee vote to certify it.

Proposal

The GPUS National Committee hereby certifies the Tabulation
Committee's report on 2007 Steering Committee Election, and the election results.

Resources

None

References

Report of the 2007 GPUS Steering Committee Election Tabulation Committee
http://www.gp.org/committees/nc/index.shtml
http://www.gp.org/committees/nc/documents/etc_report_2007.pdf

PROPOSAL #222
http://gp.org/cgi-bin/vote/propdetail?pid=222

"2. Receipt & Right to Challenge Election Results
When the GNC receives a report from the Election Tabulation Committee
or a properly filed Challenge as described in paragraph 3., below, the
question shall be put to the GNC, on the fourteenth day following the
transmittal of the report, on certifying the results as so reported,
and as a distinct question, on sustaining each Challenge as may have
been timely filed. . . . Such questions shall be resolved by a simple
majority vote of the GNC."



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