[ripe-chair-discuss] Consensus reached: The RIPE Chair

As I have seen no further comments to the document,

I declare that we have consensus of the RIPE Chair document..

I will ask the RIPE NCC to publish this as a RIPE document.

Hans Petter Holen
RIPE Chair

On Fri, 14 Dec 2018 at 12:21, Hans Petter Holen <hph at oslo.net> wrote:

> After seeing consensus emerging on the list and at the RIPE meeting,
> I opened the last call at the closing ot the plenary.
>
> I have however not done last call on the list, so lets leave the call open
> to the end of the year before I declare consensus and ask the RIPE NCC to
> publish as a RIPE document.
>
> Hans Petter Holen
> RIPE Chair
>
> On Fri, 19 Oct 2018 at 15:23, Daniel Karrenberg <dfk at ripe.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On 18/10/2018 15:05, Brian Nisbet wrote:
>>
>> > ... suggest consistent capitalisation ...
>>
>> And here is version 0.8 addressing that and completing the
>> acknowledgements. I suggest that Hans Petter calls for consensus on this
>> version.
>>
>> Thank you to all who provided comments both here and in private. I have
>> enjoyed the constructive and positive attitude of all who contributed.
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>>
>> ------  diff at the end
>>
>> The RIPE Chair
>>
>> Daniel Karrenberg
>>
>> ripe-xxxx
>>
>> DRAFT - Version 0.8
>> October 2018
>>
>>
>> Scope
>>
>> We describe the role of the RIPE chair as it has evolved from 1989
>> until the present time. We document current practice specifically
>> for the sake of those who have not witnessed its evolution and
>> to record RIPE community consensus about the role. This document
>> will be revised as the role of the RIPE chair evolves.
>>
>>
>> Function of the RIPE Chair
>>
>>     The RIPE chair ensures that the RIPE community functions well.
>>
>> This one sentence fully describes the role, function and task of the
>> RIPE chair. All current practices described below directly follow
>> from this.
>>
>>
>> Current Practices of the RIPE Chair
>>
>> This is not intended to fully describe the activities of the RIPE chair
>> nor to constrain the actions of the RIPE chair in any way.
>> Examples are purely for illustration and the ordering is not intended
>> to convey any meaning.
>>
>> The RIPE chair sets the agenda for the RIPE meetings and chairs the
>> meetings.
>>
>> The RIPE chair determines the location of the RIPE meetings.
>>
>> The RIPE chair ensures that RIPE establishes consensus about how RIPE
>> operates, particularly about formal procedures.
>>
>> The RIPE chair ensures that useful WGs and task forces are properly
>> created, chartered and disbanded.
>>
>> The RIPE chair ensures that WG chairs are properly selected.
>>
>> The RIPE chair chairs and supports the WG chair collective as necessary.
>>
>> The RIPE chair monitors the work of RIPE and intervenes where necessary.
>>
>> The RIPE chair ensures that the results of RIPE work are communicated to
>> other parties, such as the RIPE NCC, other organisations and government
>> bodies.
>>
>> Note: RIPE is not formally represented in other organisations.
>> Therefore the RIPE chair does not formally represent RIPE anywhere.
>>
>> The RIPE chair reports their actions to the community as appropriate.
>>
>> The RIPE chair delegates their duties when appropriate to an appropriate
>> person or entity such as the RIPE NCC, a working group chair or a
>> committee, such as the RIPE programme committee.
>>
>> Note: In the 1990s the RIPE chair used to delegate some of his duties
>> to deputy chairs selected by the community.
>>
>>
>> Acknowledgements
>>
>> This document is based on ground work by Mirjam Kühne.
>> Hans Petter Holen and Jim Reid have contributed significantly.
>>
>> -------
>>
>> 7c7
>> < DRAFT - Version 0.7
>> ---
>> > DRAFT - Version 0.8
>> 17c17
>> < will be revised as the role of the RIPE Chair evolves.
>> ---
>> > will be revised as the role of the RIPE chair evolves.
>> 25c25
>> < RIPE Chair. All current practices described below all directly follow
>> ---
>> > RIPE chair. All current practices described below directly follow
>> 34c34
>> < to convey any meaning either.
>> ---
>> > to convey any meaning.
>> 65c65
>> < Note: In the 1990s the RIPE Chair used to delegate some of his duties
>> ---
>> > Note: In the 1990s the RIPE chair used to delegate some of his duties
>> 71,73c71,72
>> < Hans Petter Holen
>> < Jim Reid
>> < have contributed significantly.
>> ---
>> > This document is based on ground work by Mirjam Kühne.
>> > Hans Petter Holen and Jim Reid have contributed significantly.
>>
>>
>
> --
> Sincerely,
> Hans Petter Holen - hph at oslo.net - +47 45066054
>


-- 
Sincerely,
Hans Petter Holen - hph at oslo.net - +47 45066054
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