[CCWG-ACCT] A matter of timing

[Izumi Okutani]

+ 1. Great comment Jordan.


Izumi

On 2015/06/26 4:43, Matthew Shears wrote:
> Well said Jordan
> 
> On Thursday, 25 June 2015, Jordan Carter <jordan at internetnz.net.nz> wrote:
> 
>> Hi all
>>
>> A couple of people have asked me to share what I said in the Public Forum
>> on our work just now, so for those interested the transcript is below.
>>
>> It's basically urging us all to be really clear about our bottom lines as
>> we go into this next phase, because there is now a very strong expectation
>> that we can - and must - deliver a proposal that can be signed off by
>> chartering organisations in Dublin.
>>
>> If we don't make that deadline, in my opinion we delay the transition and
>> put it at risk.
>>
>> That's going to require compromise. And so knowing what the bottom lines
>> are - really are - is important. It's the only way to work through to a
>> consensus outcome.
>>
>> Hope you have a great trip back, those of you who have been attending face
>> to face!
>>
>> cheers
>> Jordan
>>
>>
>> I JUST WANTED TO SAY TWO THINGS, REALLY.
>>
>> ONE IS THANK YOU TO THE COMMUNITY FOR THE WIDE RANGE OF WELL-EXPRESSED,
>> PASSIONATELY EXPRESSED VIEWS ON THE ACCOUNTABILITY TOPICS OF THIS MEETING.
>> WHEN YOU LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPENED JUST AT THIS MEETING, IT'S FELT A BIT
>> HEAVY AT TIMES, BUT THE -- THINGS FEEL CLEARER TO ME, I THINK, AS ONE OF
>> THE PARTICIPANTS [who] IS GOING TO HAVE TO TRY AND HELP US GET A FINAL
>> DRAFT PROPOSAL READY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT IN THE NEXT FIVE WEEKS. WHICH ISN'T
>> INTIMIDATING DEADLINE AT ALL.
>>
>> BUT THE SECOND POINT I WANTED TO MAKE FROM THE FEEDBACK HERE AND
>> [recognising] THE LINKS [with - was FROM] THE CWG NAMES PROPOSAL IS THAT
>> THE DUBLIN DEADLINE IS NOT AN OPTIONAL DEADLINE. WE HAVE TO GET THERE IN
>> DUBLIN. WE HAVE TO HAVE A CHARTERING ORGANIZATION SIGN-OFF IN DUBLIN.
>>
>> AND THAT MEANS THAT OVER THE NEXT 15 WEEKS OR SO, PEOPLE ARE GOING TO HAVE
>> TO COMPROMISE. YOU KNOW, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO THE WORK TO COME UP WITH
>> A GOOD MODEL. SO ALL I WANT TO SAY IS THAT UNLESS WE WANT TO DISRUPT THE
>> TRANSITION AND SLOW IT DOWN BY A NUMBER OF MONTHS, THAT'S AN OBLIGATION
>> THAT WE ALL HAVE.
>>
>> SO MY REQUEST ISN'T OF THE BOARD. IT'S OF EVERYONE WHO IS PARTICIPATING IN
>> THESE DISCUSSIONS, WHICH IS TO GO AWAY AND BE REALLY CLEAR ABOUT WHAT YOUR
>> BOTTOM LINES ARE.
>>
>> AND BE REALLY CLEAR THAT IF THERE'S A SET OF BOTTOM LINES THAT CAN'T BE
>> MET BY A COMPROMISE PROPOSAL, THE THING THAT WE'RE RISKING IS NOT
>> [taking] MORE TIME ON ACCOUNTABILITY. THE THING THAT WE RISK IS THE
>> TRANSITION PROCEEDING ON TIME OR EVEN POTENTIALLY AT ALL.
>>
>> SO I THINK IT'S JUST A SOBERING NOTE THAT I'D LIKE TO MAKE, REALLY. GO
>> BACK, THINK REALLY, REALLY HARD. THANK YOU.
>>
>> [APPLAUSE ] >>SUZANNE WOOLF: THANK YOU, JORDAN
>>
>> --
>> Jordan Carter
>>
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>>
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