[Chapter-delegates] PIR Advisory board

[Carlos Vera Q]

There is no need to desire nominate to someone in order to ask about 
anything that happen on the PIR Administration or generally speaking on 
Internet Gobernanza.

Regional or geographical representation is a MUST in order to ensure 
real democracy and real inclusion. In Particular at Latin America we are 
anxious to see more Latin people but for some reason (not sure which 
exactly) we see every time more "John Smith" on every instance.

This does not mean "John Smith" is not good. It is simply unacceptable 
for us to not have more "Ramirez" or "Poe Sung" on Internet Gobernanza 
bodies and structure. If we understand how the nomination process work, 
then can ensure real and equal participation opportunities and 
repeat:This is not a choice. This is a MUST.

Carlos Vera

Patrick Vande Walle escribió:
> Fred,
>
> I cannot obviously speak for Carlos. However, I note that there are
> regularly questions and requests for some formal rules to assure
> geographic diversity within the ISOC board (and in this case within the
> PIR board).
>
> Patrick
>
> Fred Baker said the following  on 10/03/2006 18:40:
>   
>> I'm curious about the origin of the question. Is there a desire to  
>> nominate someone?
>>
>> On Mar 10, 2006, at 9:12 AM, Carlos Vera Q wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> Is there some rule about regional or geographical representation on  
>>> PIR?
>>>
>>> Carlos Vera
>>>       
>
>
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