[Lnc-business] Region Formation Manual

[Sam Goldstein]

Ms. Harlos,

The COC is not "the point of coordination" as suggested in the paragraph 
below (pg. 4).  The COC will assign meeting space for the various 
regions with the tentative date/time being Friday, May 22, 2020 from 6 
Pm to 7 PM local time.

"Most regions choose to elect their representatives at a special 
regional caucus meeting
during the national convention. Meeting space is provided for this 
purpose, and the
Convention Oversight Committee is the point of coordination for the 
current regional
representatives to set up these elections, if applicable."

Can you please revise so as to not imply the COC has anything to do with 
Regional elections other than to provide meeting space?

Thanks and

Live Free,
---
Sam Goldstein
Libertarian National Committee
317-850-0726 Cell

On 2019-12-16 02:23, Caryn Ann Harlos via Lnc-business wrote:
> Attached please find the Region Formation Manual sent to the State 
> Chairs
> List and will also be sent individually to each state chair.
> 
> As this was created from scratch, it did require a substantial 
> investment
> of time but will be place in the newly created form bank at HQ so that
> successors will not need to re-create unless they choose to.
> 
> Day One of the November minutes has been completed - which I can send 
> to
> anyone interested, but I will wait until finished before posting to the
> list which I anticipate in the next few days.
> 
> The Notice of Delegate Allocations and Region Formation Manual were of
> higher priority and required my first attention.
> 
> I have also started updating the LNC Subcommittee page on the website  
> and
> will fill in the Platform and Credentials information shortly.  I took 
> the
> opportunity to write to all committee members to find out who would 
> consent
> to their contact information being published and formatted the page to
> contain more information.
> 
> I note that the page containing past minutes contains some 
> inconsistencies
> in file names and conventions that I will be fixing to be more 
> professional
> visually appealing.
> 
> Taking care of these things has freed up staff time, and I enjoy 
> working on
> websites and it is part of my skillset.
> 
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