>> I see that we can add the attribute of "selective
reading" to your
 >> qualifications. As P4 also says that the ZCC can override the IC,

 MvdV>> No, that is not what it says. It says it can _reverse_decisions_
 MvdV>> made by the IC.

 > what is override if not reversal??

 MvdV> Read again, this time for comprehension.

 MvdV> The part I underlined is: "reverse DECISIONS".

you are taking things out of context, too... you are jumping on the one
partial phrase out of an entire paragraph that supports your view and
claim...

when it comes down to it, the ZCC overridding the IC always comes down to
IC decisions... think about it...

for example: the IC doesn't want to do an election to replace himself ;)

 MvdV> The ZCC can only override the IC after he has made a decison. If
 MvdV> the IC does not make a decison the ZCC can do nothing.

 > FWIW: the RCC's also override the ZC of their region...

 MvdV> Again: only of the ZC makes a decison first.

 > Z2 does have a RCC, right??

 MvdV> Define RCC.

just like ZCC... you do know what ZCC stands for, right?

)\/(ark