WHy is this even an issue?  There are alrewady provisions for an alternate.
 That should be easy to work out.

Gene...

At 10:06 PM 8/14/99 -0400, you wrote:
>
>>>Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1999 13:13:06 EDT
>>>
>>>Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>Subject: A dilemma
>>>
>>>Body: Randy Bush and I have a dilemma. We have worked together in helping
>>to
>>>organize the NCDNHC and we are committed to its future growth and
>>>representation. We both firmly believe in the geographic diversity and
>>>representation of this Constituency. Both of us have been asked by many
>>>people (privately) to run to Names Council. Unfortunately, we are both
>>>overcommitted and I have a 16 month old son.
>>>
>>>We were wondering how you would feel about a shared position -- in which
>>>Randy and I would run together and, if we were to win, share a seat (we
>are
>>>both in the US)?
>>>
>>>Frankly, it is the only way that I would be able to participate on the
>>Names
>>>Council.
>>>
>>>Kathy Kleiman
>>>ACM-IGC
>
>
>Sat, 14 Aug 1999 18:24:47 -0400
>                             Author:
>                                     Milton Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>                             Subject:
>                                     Re: A dilemma
>                               Body:
>                                     Kathy and Randy:
>                                     I would say that the answer to 
>your dilemma is:
>
>                                     One of you has to run as the 
>candidate, but that one can in effect
>                                     "contract" with the voters, as a 
>"campaign promise," to appoint the other
>                                     as alternate whenever necessary.
>
>                                     Just checked the DNSO bylaws and 
>there is no explicit obstacle to either
>                                     one of you appointing the other 
>as your alternate.
>
>                                     There is, however, a problem with 
>what you call a "shared" position:
>
>                                     Section 2
>                                     (g) No more than one officer, 
>director or employee of a corporation or other
>                                     organization (including its 
>subsidiaries and affiliates) shall serve on the NC at
>                                     any given time.
>
>                                     Also, it does make a difference 
>whether Kathy is running
>                                     and promising to make Randy 
>alternate when necessary,
>                                     or whether Randy is the candidate 
>and is promising to make
>                                     Kathy the alternate. You two are 
>not identical twins....voters
>                                     have a right to know which one 
>they are voting for.
>
>                                     One of you has to be "the" 
>candidate and take responsibility
>                                     for the position.
>
>                                     In terms of one person offering 
>support and advice to the other,
>                                     well of course that's possible 
>and desirable. It would happen in any
>                                     event, no? You don't need any 
>permission from anyone to do that.
>
>                                     > At 01:13 PM 8/13/99 EDT, 
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>                                     > >>>We were wondering how you 
>would feel about a shared position -- in which
>                                     > >>>Randy and I would run 
>together and, if we were to win, share a seat (weare
>                                     > >>>both in the US)?
>
>                                     --
>                                     m i l t o n m u e l l e r // m u 
>e l l e r @ s y r . e d u
>                                     syracuse university 
>http://istweb.syr.edu/~mueller/
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