Hi Milton, Robin and others,

Could you tell how much of a commitment it 
represents (hours/week), for how long? (one or 
two years or less?) and if there is any financial 
expense to be foreseen (e.g., travel for 
meetings) or are they reimbursed by ICANN?

Sorry if someone else has already made you those 
questions before.  It might be useful to explain 
what such a commitment concretely means.

Thanks!

Cedric
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>Let me also emphasize that people should not be 
>bashful about nominating themselves, or at least 
>expressing interest on the list.
>In many cultural and political contexts, 
>self-nomination is not considered to be so good, 
>and of course it is better if 5 or 6 people want 
>you to be the Council rep not just yourself. But 
>this is a large group now and frankly most of us 
>have no idea who is willing and able to devote 
>time to this thing. And it does take a lot of 
>time and commitment to serve on the Council. So 
>if you are interested I at least would 
>appreciate it if you let the rest of us know.
>--MM (speaking entirely for myself)
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>From: Non-Commercial User Constituency 
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>Thanks, Norbert.
>
>Multiple nominations are no problem at all.  
>
>Nominations should be send to the main NCUC list.
>
>Robin
>
>On Sep 6, 2009, at 3:39 AM, Norbert Klein wrote:
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>Thanks for the "NCUC Elections 2009 - Nominations Now Open" info, it said
>which positions are to be filled, but I missed to see whether we can send
>one or multiple nominations, and where to send the nominations. We do not
>have much time - I hope for further instructions soon.
>
>
>Norbert Klein
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