Canadian Committee - Revision history

Judycole: /* Rules Governing Canadian Committee Elections */ 2021-07-24 - removed details of recent elections and moved to summary page as with previous elections

2021-07-24T15:47:00Z

‎Rules Governing Canadian Committee Elections: 2021-07-24 - removed details of recent elections and moved to summary page as with previous elections

2020-12-18T19:26:00Z

‎Agenda: 2020-12-18 - Updated agenda to not be year specific

2020-11-03T15:17:28Z

‎2020 Canadian Committee Election Process: 2020-11-03 - Election results

2020-10-22T17:51:30Z

2020-10-22 - Canadian Committee

2019-11-03T15:24:10Z

‎2019 Canadian Committee Election Process

2019-10-24T00:40:45Z

2019-10-23 - Added 2019 Election process

2019-01-06T14:35:54Z

‎2017 Canadian Committee Election Process: style

2019-01-06T14:35:46Z

‎2017 Canadian Committee Election Process: 2018 update

2019-01-06T14:34:23Z

‎Agenda: Updated for 2019

2017-10-16T11:28:25Z

‎2017 Canadian Committee Election Process

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 Any disputes about the elections process will be decided by the CC members (excluding those running for re-election).
 === 2020 Canadian Committee Election Process ===
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 As these were the only two registered candidates by the October 15 deadline, both win places on the CC by acclamation.
 == Agenda ==

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 The Committee has the following items on its agenda:
-* Organizing and administering 2019 CC Election.
+* Organizing and administering CC Elections.
-* Explore ideas for including [[CSW]] play at the [[CNSC]]
+* Explore ideas for including [[CSW]] play at the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship |CNSC]]
 * Prepare qualification systems for international invitational competitions

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	If you nominate someone else, we must confirm that the person actually wants to run in the election. If you nominate yourself, your name goes directly onto the ballot. Incumbents are allowed to run for reelection.		If you nominate someone else, we must confirm that the person actually wants to run in the election. If you nominate yourself, your name goes directly onto the ballot. Incumbents are allowed to run for reelection.
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		+	[[Siri Tillekeratne]] was reelected by acclamation.

	=== 2019 Canadian Committee Election Process ===		=== 2019 Canadian Committee Election Process ===

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	Any disputes about the elections process will be decided by the CC members (excluding those running for re-election).		Any disputes about the elections process will be decided by the CC members (excluding those running for re-election).
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		+	=== 2020 Canadian Committee Election Process ===
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		+	Nominations can be accepted by anyone on the CC from October 16 through October 31. The election itself (if necessary) runs through the entire month of November.
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		+	If you nominate someone else, we must confirm that the person actually wants to run in the election. If you nominate yourself, your name goes directly onto the ballot. Incumbents are allowed to run for reelection.

	=== 2019 Canadian Committee Election Process ===		=== 2019 Canadian Committee Election Process ===

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	If you nominate someone else, we must confirm that the person actually wants to run in the election. If you nominate yourself, your name goes directly onto the ballot. Incumbents are allowed to run for reelection.		If you nominate someone else, we must confirm that the person actually wants to run in the election. If you nominate yourself, your name goes directly onto the ballot. Incumbents are allowed to run for reelection.
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		+	[[Andy Saunders]] was reelected by acclamation,
		+	and [[Jillian Bathgate]] was elected for the first time by acclamation.
		+	We thank [[Joshua Sokol]] for supervising this process.

	=== 2018 Canadian Committee Election Process ===		=== 2018 Canadian Committee Election Process ===

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	Any disputes about the elections process will be decided by the CC members (excluding those running for re-election).		Any disputes about the elections process will be decided by the CC members (excluding those running for re-election).
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		+	=== 2019 Canadian Committee Election Process ===
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		+	Nominations can be accepted by anyone on the CC from October 20 through October 31. The election itself (if necessary) runs through the entire month of November.
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		+	If you nominate someone else, we must confirm that the person actually wants to run in the election. If you nominate yourself, your name goes directly onto the ballot. Incumbents are allowed to run for reelection.

	=== 2018 Canadian Committee Election Process ===		=== 2018 Canadian Committee Election Process ===

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 * Jason Broersma (Ontario)
 * Siri Tillekeratne (Western Canada/Territories)
 As these were the only two registered candidates by the October 15 deadline, both win places on the CC by acclamation.

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 The Committee has the following items on its agenda:
-* Organizing and administering 2017 CC Election.
+* Organizing and administering 2019 CC Election.
 == Recent activity ==