[CCWG-ACCT] Minority Reports

[Stephanie Perrin]

As one of the folks who does not have the massive amount of time 
required to participate in these important negotiations, but is 
nevertheless very interested, may I submit the following:
1.  I agree with Chris, this is a point of fundamental fairness. Slow down.
2.  As I think it was George S has said, there is never time to do it 
right, but always time to do it over.  Why not negotiate for more time 
to complete the report?
3.  I agree with many of the points that Ed Morris has recently raised, 
and am truly alarmed at all the proposed structural changes that are 
being bandied about, without really profound discussion at the community 
level.  I am afraid you are going to get a lot of comments.  Please 
allow enough time for the public to read and decipher the report, and 
draft their own thoughtful responses.

Thanks to you all for the prodigious amount of work you have done.
Stephanie Perrin


On 2015-07-29 20:05, Chris LaHatte wrote:
>
> As I see it, one of the important results of this debate is that we 
> try to achieve consensus. It is also apparent that there is 
> considerable interest in filing minority reports. But the deadline for 
> doing so appears to be very tight, and I am not sure of the rationale 
> for doing so. There is always a need for an appropriate amount of time 
> to properly draft a dissenting report. In my view it would be 
> unfortunate if those who wish to file minority reports were excluded 
> by a timetable which prohibited proper consideration. I raise this as 
> an issue of fairness, and wonder if it is possible to extend this out 
> a little further.
>
> Regards
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> Chris LaHatte
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