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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 04-Feb-15 19:07, Roelof Meijer
wrote:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:D0F81CAE.E077%25roelof.meijer@sidn.nl"
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<li>Is the "the ability of the community to recall recalcitrant
board members” also subject to the condition of the board not
being unanimously or in super majority against such a recall? If
it is, I think it will be useless.</li>
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I would assume that removing a single board members would require
some process by those who (s)elected the Board member and could be
for any reason those (s)electors decided warranted such removal.<br>
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It could, for example, be because the Board member never consulted
with those who (s)elected them. It could be becasue they weren't
doing their job. It could be because they were vile, vicious and
vindictive. I think the commuity that (s)elects a Board member
should be able to remove them as they decide it is needed. If their
idea of what is good for ICANN is radically diffferent from the
(s)electors then they should be removed. We would need to develop
processes within each f the ACSO that (s)elect, and would need to
develop a nomcom removal process.<br>
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As for removal of the chair or of the entire Board, that is a
different issue, and I am not sure that I support the removal of the
entire board, though removal of the chair by a community wide
consensus might make sense.<br>
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avri<br>
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