Dale,
 
> TL> I should have asked, how many RC's does it take for you to
> TL> call for a referendum.
 
> When we started this process almost two years ago, there were 65
> RC's.  Now there are (according to FidoNews) only 59.  If that count
> is accurate the number of RC's required by policy to officially
> request a referendum is now 30.  I believe that Ward has received
> such a request from 15 or more so far.
 
Let's give it a little more time ... the past 24 hrs 4 more RC's have
wandered (and maybe wondered) in here so if they all ask for a referendum
after having learned from the proposed changes then the vote/referendum can
be set-up without special interpretation of P4, hence without that kind
"illegal"-discussions ... not that there will be none but at
least we will have followed the rules in the book and the policy-crunchers
will not have that one argument to crunch on.
 
Take care,
 
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