New ARIN Proposal

[Jim Browning]

Kim,

The new proposal is much improved with respect to increased membership 
influence.  Recognizing that there is a delicate balance between membership 
authority and the ability to run an effective organization, how these 
issues are handled in the articles and bylaws becomes a critical factor, 
and it important that input is solicited in how these documents are 
structured.  As an example, the ISOC bylaws do not require the process that 
is currently being used to elect its Trustees, and are thus (IMHO) out of 
synch with how ISOC operates.  It would be great if ARIN started with a 
world class set of bylaws and kept them in synch with the evolution of the 
organization.

Is there a schedule for:

A.	Incorporation of the entity?
B.	Development of the bylaws?
C.	Accepting Members?
D.	Electing the Advisory Council?
--
Jim Browning <jfbb at ATMnet.net>