Document:LNC Minutes 11-12 August 1990: Difference between revisions

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=5. SETTING OF THE AGENDA:=  
=5. SETTING OF THE AGENDA:=  
Gingell, noting that Resolution 216 requires
Gingell, noting that Resolution 216 requires items for which  written reports have  been distributed  to  be  given priority on the agenda, moved to move items 16 (Affiliate Parties), 18
items for which  written reports have  been distributed  to  be  given
(Affiliate Campaigns), 20 (Outreach), and 30 (Auditor) to be items 13A through 13D. The motion passed on a voice vote.
priority on the agenda, moved to move items 16 (Affiliate Parties), 18
(Affiliate Campaigns), 20 (Outreach), and 30 (Auditor) to be items 13A
through 13D. The motion passed on a voice vote.
   
   
Ahmad moved to   add consideration of a resolution against the
Ahmad moved to add consideration of a resolution against the dispatching of troops to Saudi Arabia as item 37. After some grumbling about the lack of a previously distributed text and a quick survey of various members' planned Sunday departure times, the motion was approved without objection.
dispatching of troops to Saudi Arabia as item 37. After some grumbling
about the lack of a previously distributed text and a quick survey of
various members' planned Sunday departure times, the motion was
approved without objection.
   
   
Gingell moved to add 10 minutes to item 13A (Affiliate Parties); there
Gingell moved to add 10 minutes to item 13A (Affiliate Parties); there was no objection.
was no objection.
=6. CHECK OF  PAPERWORK:= Walter reviewed  the paperwork that  had  been
distributed up to  that point.  In  response to a question  from Givot
about item 34  (Malaysia Boycott), there was a discussion of inclusion
on the proposed  agenda of items  not  sponsored  by  an  LNC  member.
O'Brien suggested that  the check of  paperwork  be  scheduled  before
setting the agenda  so everyone would  have a better idea of what each
item is about.  Neale said he  could be considered the sponsor of the
item in question.  Dehn said that  from now on he  would only  accept
agenda items from LNC members.
   
   
=6. CHECK OF  PAPERWORK:=
Walter reviewed the paperwork that had been distributed up to that point.  In response to a question from Givot about item 34  (Malaysia Boycott), there was a discussion of inclusion on the proposed agenda of items not sponsored by an LNC  member. O'Brien suggested that the check of paperwork be scheduled before setting the agenda so everyone would have a better idea of what each item is about.  Neale said he could be considered the sponsor of the item in question.  Dehn said that from now on he would only accept agenda items from LNC members.
=7. CHAIR'S REPORT:=   
=7. CHAIR'S REPORT:=   
Walter presented an overview of the Party's status and reviewed the achievement of goals over the year so far [charts and graphs, Attachment H].  He said that we had achieved our membership
Walter presented an overview of the Party's status and reviewed the achievement of goals over the year so far [charts and graphs, Attachment H].  He said that we had achieved our membership

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