Dear Jahangir,

Sorry, I just aware nobody has not yet answer for your question.

>Can you please clear up the question how to identify the individuals
entitlement who are previously registered APNIC conference and eligible on
site voting like APNIC 43 meeting ?

In on-site case, if the secretariat find a person not wearing the name tag,
just simply ask whether he or she is a registered participants of current
or previous APNIC conferences.
Since we don't need to maintain full list of eligible voters, I believe it
is enough.

Regards,
Matt


2016-09-23 23:46 GMT+09:00 Jahangir Hossain <[email protected]>:

> Hi Adam and all ,
>
> I think some rules should be added for voting eligibility to avoid fraud
> (like NRO voting eligibility).
>
> Can you please clear up the question how to identify the individuals
> entitlement who are previously registered APNIC conference and eligible on
> site voting like APNIC 43 meeting ?
>
>
> *Regards / Jahangir *
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 7:09 AM, Adam Gosling <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi Randy
>>
>> Just a couple of references - inline
>>
>> >>>> On 6/09/2016, 10:35, "Randy Bush" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>     hi:
>>
>>     this kludge is not very well thought out.
>>
>>     not that i am advocating, but an ietfish approach would be a
>> requirement
>>     to have attended n previous meetings.  makes more sense to me than
>> this
>>     proposal.  but ...
>>
>> The NRO NC election process a similar requirement.
>> <snip>Individuals who are on site and are registered for either the
>> current APNIC Conference they are attending, or have been registered for at
>> least one previous APNIC Conference since APNIC 10, are entitled to one
>> vote.</snip>
>> https://www.apnic.net/community/participate/elections/nro-
>> elections/nro-election-process
>>
>> Voting in EC elections is restricted to Members.
>>  https://www.apnic.net/community/participate/elections/ec/
>> voting/who-can-vote
>>
>>     personally, i am not sure there is a real problem.  so what if the old
>>     guard gets thrown out and some new unknown folk get elected.  it might
>>     be a breath of fresh air.  what actual damage could some fresh blood
>> do?
>>     some radical change in apnic across the board just might benefit the
>>     internet.
>>
>>     [ historical note: this descends from the first taipei meeting, where
>>       there were no voting restrictions.  a bunch of folk showed up just
>> for
>>       the ec election and voted in an outsider, shock and horror!  of
>>       course, all sorts of rules and restrictions to protect the old guard
>>       were immediately put in place. ]
>>
>>     randy
>>
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