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Re: [ga] Ballot question - Public voting


Joop and all assembly members,

  A good suggestion Joop.  However some members may not wish to
explain why they voted one way or another on a particular motion
or article or such a motion.  They should have that choice.

  Public voting on the current Motion is a departure form
the sacrosanct excepted practice of secret ballot.  There are
many good reasons why a persons vote should remain secret.
These reasons have been articulated on this forum on a
number of occasions (See archives).

Joop Teernstra wrote:

> At 23:20 21/10/01 -0700, technizmo wrote:
>
> >A secret ballot is  a welcome method when an
> >independent choice is to be made, such as in the case
> >of an election, because a common agreement is not
> >expected to be reached.  However, in the case of
> >cooperative solution building, as consensus requires,
> >a secret ballot obstructs the public elucidation of
> >dissenting concerns.
>
> This is true.
> However , the Chair has asked the secretariat to send out ballot forms that
> may increase participation.
>
> In order to get the most benefit of  a public position taking the members
> should give their reasons why they vote For or Against.
> Preferably article by article.
>
> --Joop
>
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