[ripe-chair-discuss] The RIPE Chair Selection Process - v0.4
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Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Sat Mar 23 13:59:06 CET 2019
> On 23 Mar 2019, at 07:45, Daniel Karrenberg <dfk at ripe.net> wrote: > > Let me shed some more light on the thinking behind the document as > proposed: > > The basis for this proposal is that the SelCom will work well and that > the transition will happen at a RIPE meeting. Daniel, my concerns are not about the SelCom. I'm sure they'll do The Right Thing if and when it gets formed. The point I was making is/was about the separation of roles and having appropriate checks and balances: ie SelCom recommends, community approves. Your point about "opening big opportunities for disruptive attacks by a minority" is not unreasonable. However I doubt this sort of disruption could derail a consensus judgement of the RIPE community. Since you asked for text, how about the following: The Selcom will recommend one candidate for RIPE Chairman and one candidate for Vice-Chairman. The RIPE community will be asked to endorse those recommendations. If there is no clear consensus for a candidate, their recommendation will be withdrawn and the Selcom will be responsible for choosing an alternative. This process of recommendation and approval repeats until an acceptable candidate is found.
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