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Difference between revisions of "Working Sessions Methodology"
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# Each Working Session must have a Chair and a Secretary. | # Each Working Session must have a Chair and a Secretary. | ||
# The OWASP Board invites the Working Session Chair and this one invites the Secretary. | # The OWASP Board invites the Working Session Chair and this one invites the Secretary. | ||
| − | # Although every registered people can (and is invited to) attend, in terms of | + | # Although every registered people can (and is invited to) attend '''all''' Working Sessions, in terms of '''discussion''', each Working Session Chair may choose from two available options: |
## "Everybody is a Participant", | ## "Everybody is a Participant", | ||
## "Participants + Attendees". | ## "Participants + Attendees". | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 3 October 2008
- Each Working Session must have a Chair and a Secretary.
- The OWASP Board invites the Working Session Chair and this one invites the Secretary.
- Although every registered people can (and is invited to) attend all Working Sessions, in terms of discussion, each Working Session Chair may choose from two available options:
- "Everybody is a Participant",
- "Participants + Attendees".
- The Working Session must be lead by its chair accordingly to the Roberts Rules of Order.
- Working Sessions will produce Motions of OWASP Initiatives, Statements, and Decisions.
- All Motions will be approved by Simple Majority of the participants.
- The Secretary must write down all approved Motions.
- OWASP Board Reserves Veto and Tabling Authority.
