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Each Council shall<br /> | <blockquote>Each Council shall<br /> | ||
1. have a quorum corresponding to the simple majority of its members; <br /> | 1. have a quorum corresponding to the simple majority of its members; <br /> | ||
2. develop written guidelines to define and explain methods of communicating with that particular Council; <br /> | 2. develop written guidelines to define and explain methods of communicating with that particular Council; <br /> | ||
3. consider any issue properly brought in front of it by any of its members or by a number of Citizens that meets its quorum; and <br /> | 3. consider any issue properly brought in front of it by any of its members or by a number of Citizens that meets its quorum; and <br /> | ||
4. be empowered to appoint delegates to perform specific tasks for a specific period of time provide that the responsibility for the actions of a delegate shall always remain with the appointing Council. <br /> | 4. be empowered to appoint delegates to perform specific tasks for a specific period of time provide that the responsibility for the actions of a delegate shall always remain with the appointing Council. <br /> | ||
5. In the Editorial Council, a number of members corresponding to the quorum shall be Editors while the rest of the members shall be Citizens who are not Editors. | 5. In the Editorial Council, a number of members corresponding to the quorum shall be Editors while the rest of the members shall be Citizens who are not Editors.</blockquote> | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 16 July 2010
Each Council shall
1. have a quorum corresponding to the simple majority of its members;
2. develop written guidelines to define and explain methods of communicating with that particular Council;
3. consider any issue properly brought in front of it by any of its members or by a number of Citizens that meets its quorum; and
4. be empowered to appoint delegates to perform specific tasks for a specific period of time provide that the responsibility for the actions of a delegate shall always remain with the appointing Council.
5. In the Editorial Council, a number of members corresponding to the quorum shall be Editors while the rest of the members shall be Citizens who are not Editors.