Thanks Sam and hi all.
I was actually tthinking on sighting Rafik email also that we may need to
be strategic about this review and probably structure a date for each
subgroup, even though we may have a subcommittee each to enable members
which cut across to take in each as much as they can.
For instance, NPOC can have a dateline of 30 Sept to conclude its revision
then followed by NCSG and NCUC with two weeks interval.
These I think will enable us to not only be active but also avoid
unnecessary mixup they may arise when every subgroup.
Just a few points
Remmy Nweke


On Tuesday, September 13, 2016, Sam Lanfranco <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> NCSG Colleagues
>
> I strongly endorse this move to review and update the NPOC Charter. Since
> when, on behalf of my organization, I joined NPOC in 2014 there have been
> substantive issues both within the NPOC charter, and between the NPOC, NCUC
> and NCSG charters that are in need of review. One, in particular, for NPOC,
> has to do with the criteria for membership from within the not-for-profit
> and civil society organizations constituency. There are conflicts between
> the NCSG and NPOC charters on that matter.
>
> As for a formal process for tracking revisions across NPOC, NCSG and NCUC
> I would suggest that NPOC consider proposing a 2 or 3 person committee
> responsible for collaboration in communications that keep each of the
> efforts informed on what is going on in the other two charter revisions. I
> say 2 or 3 since that small group could be one NPOC member and one NCUC
> member who also are engaged in the NCSG revision, or possibly a third
> member who is only an NCSG member. I look forward to the ideas of others.
>
> Sam L.
>
> *On 9/13/2016 11:19 AM, Klaus Stoll wrote:*
>
> *Dear NCSG Members *
>
> *I just want you to know that NPOC has also started the process of its
> charter revision. We will inform you about the details soonest. *
>
> *I think that the charters of NCUC, NPOC and the NCSG are interdependent.
> It is good that NCUC and NPOC have started the process. I think it would be
> great if NCSG would start the process too and that we will find some formal
> arrangements so that the different review teams talk and co-ordinate with
> each others. If you have any suggestions in regard to establish
> co-ordination, let's hear it. *
>
> *Yours *
>
> *Klaus *
>
>
>
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