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Election officials never formally derived their authority from governance documents, which created a bit of a loophole. It also made election orgnization a bit ad-hoc at the last minute. In Sydney our usual victims for the election official roles asked for a more official definition of their role that would let them do more long-term planning of election and tooling improvements. This document proposes the creation of TC working groups (to match the concept of UC working groups), and sets up the election officials as one of those working groups. Change-Id: I1e25a9324dafd23e08b388b966b48103537ac56e
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Working groups
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Definition
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Technical Committee working groups are entities that get some delegation
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of rights (and duties) from the Technical Committee itself. This document
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lists them and their current membership.
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Current list of working groups
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**Election working group**
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The election working group is tasked with organizing PTL and TC elections,
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following the rules described in the :doc:`charter`.
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It may select election officials for each election, making sure that
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election candidates are not an election official. It should at least have
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3 members. The current members of the election working group are Kendall
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Nelson (diablo_rojo), Jeremy Stanley (fungi), and Tony Breeds (tonyb).
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Process for addition or removal
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Proposed modifications to this document require a formal vote from the
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Technical Committee membership.
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