I don't understand why this is good or even relevant.  What should 
matter is the legal protection
provided by the incorporation in the various countries participating, 
which I think was Richard's point.

Dave Forslund
Tim.Churches wrote:
> Richard Schilling wrote:
> > If I were involved in the incorporation (which I can do, by the way in a
> > day) I would object to doing it in Malaysia.  I would do it in the U.S.
> > first.  The protections offered a U.S. corporation might be much greater
> > than in Malaysia.
>
> Glad that you have compared US and Malaysian corporate law. Personally I
> think it is great that OSHCA will finally be incorporated, and given the
> current Zeitgeist in many rich countries, that it will be incorporated
> under a flag bearing the crescent and star.
>
> Tim C
>
> > Molly Cheah wrote:
> >  > Dear all,
> >  >
> >  > I am happy to annouce that the transfer of the domain name oshca.org
> >  > from Brian had been completed. Brian is in the process of 
> creating and
> >  > signing a document disclaiming rights to the OSHCA trademark. 
> Thank you
> >  > Brian for these initiatives.
> >  >
> >  > I understand that Brian will also make a decision with regards to the
> >  > fate of the openhealth lists on Minoru and Yahoo by this weekend. 
> I'll
> >  > leave that to Brian to make that annoucement.
> >  >
> >  > As for the status of OSHCA, the protem committee members (volunteers
> >  > expressed on the list as well as those agreed to serve when 
> requested)
> >  > are as follows:
> >  > Joseph dal Molin (Canada/US)
> >  > Adrian Midgley (UK/Europe)
> >  > Thomas Beale (Australia/Pacific islands)
> >  > Nandalal Gunaratne (Sri Lanka/Asia)
> >  > Molly Cheah (Malaysia/Asia)
> >  >
> >  > I hope to keep the protem committee small for quick decision 
> making but
> >  > hope to add 2 more names, preferably from South America and
> >  > Africa/Middle East by the time we submit the incorporation 
> documents for
> >  > registration. Please volunteer. These numbers and representation
> >  > structure can change after incorporation if members wish so. I don't
> >  > know how much discussion should go into the incorporation process 
> or how
> >  > much time should be alotted. My proposed timeline for completion of
> >  > incorporation is 3 months from 15th April 2006 - tentative date for
> >  > submission of papers. We should have OSHCA ressurrected by 15th July
> >  > 2006, barring unforseen circumstances. Here are my assumptions in 
> order
> >  > to realise this initiative:
> >  > 1. Provisions in the constitution/M&A of OSHCA is a living 
> document and
> >  > can be changed by members' majority wishes. For purpose of
> >  > incorporation, we will take into consideration past discussions
> >  > (2002-2004) and make the provisions as general and flexible as 
> possible
> >  > to meet incorporation requirements.
> >  > 2. There is no objection to incorporate ina developing country like
> >  > Malaysia. There will be provisions for setting up geographical
> >  > sections/branches etc with as much de-centralization as possible.
> >  > 3.The Vision, Mission Statements, Principles and Activities as 
> discussed
> >  > earlier this year will be included in the incorporation papers. Any
> >  > suggestion of changes posted on the Yahoo list by 15th April will be
> >  > taken into consideration by the protem committee for incorporation.
> >  > Procedures will be provided for amendments to be made after 
> incorporation.
> >  > 4. Elections for new committee members can take place immediately 
> after
> >  > incorporation. Provision will be made for the protem committee to 
> stay
> >  > on for a defined number of months to attend to "teething" issues that
> >  > may arise.
> >  > 5. The yahoo list will continue to discuss organising the 1st
> >  > post-incorporation OSHCA meeting scheduled for later part of 2006 to
> >  > kick-start/launch OSHCA. This may not be in the form of a full
> >  > conference. I would like to see presentations of current status 
> of open
> >  > source healthcare solutions/applicaions. It should also provide the
> >  > opportunity to include indepth discussions on planning for the 
> future of
> >  > OSHCA so that its resurrection becomes meaningful - reflecting 
> more than
> >  > just a community of open source enthusiasts in health care. If 
> there are
> >  > no other bidders, I plan to get funding to do this in Malaysia.
> >  > Naturally it may be on a modest scale.
> >  >
> >  > Please feel free to propose ideas.The protem committee will work 
> on an
> >  > action plan and invite volunteers to help.
> >  >
> >  > Molly
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  >
> >  




 
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