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Re: [802SEC] +++ EC Email Ballot: (early close) Motion to ease anti-commercialization rules for Plenary Sponsor for the Beijing meeting



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The ballot tally date is 13 approve, 0 disapprove, 0 abstain, 2 did not vote. Sufficient votes have been received to decide the issue, the motion is approved.

The details of the tally are:
Sponsor Chair	DNV
1st Vice Chair	Approve
2nd Vice Chair	Approve
Recording Sec.	Approve
Executive Sec.	Approve
Treasurer	Approve
Chair 802.1	Approve
Chair 802.3	Approve
Chair 802.11	Approve
Chair 802.15	Approve
Chair 802.16	Approve
Chair 802.18	DNV
Chair 802.19	Approve
Chair 802.21	Approve
Chair 802.22	Approve
Chair 802.24	(Voted as 2nd Vice Chair)

James Gilb

On 08/20/2013 05:46 PM, James P. K. Gilb wrote:
Dear EC members

The Sponsor Chair has delegated the conduct of an EC electronic ballot
on the following motion to me.

Moved: Gilb
Second: Thaler

PURPOSE OF THE MOTION
One time "softening" of anti-commercialization rules for Plenary
Sponsor for the March 2014 Beijing meeting.

MOTION
Guidelines for the March 2014 Beijing Plenary Meeting should be aligned
to the current guidelines for the IETF* with respect to allowable
commercial presence and activities at a Plenary by a major meeting
sponsor/underwriter. Details of implementation are left to the
discretion of the 802 Chair or his designated representative.

*Sponsor Benefits such as:
      - Meeting Program Listing
      - Meeting signage (e.g. at breaks there will be signs out that say
this break was sponsored by ...)
      - Logo on meeting announcements for that plenary
      - Logo on Meeting Web page (with link to corporate web page?)
      - Badge lanyards and/or sponsor logo on badges (we do this for
interims)
      - Sponsor Literature/Visual Display area
          (e. g. a few tables set up, usually somewhere near the
registration area where the sponsors can hand out some corporate
literature and/or they some trinkets with their logo)

Start of ballot: 20 August 2013
Close of ballot: 30 August, 2013, 21:00 PDT

Early close: As stated in the "Voting rules" subclause of the IEEE LMSC
OM, "For urgent matters once sufficient response is received to clearly
decide a matter, the ballot may be closed early."

As our plenary meeting in March 2014 is fast approaching, this is an
urgent matter as we seek to find Sponsors to offset the cost of this
meeting.

James Gilb

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