Minutes/General Meeting/2012-10-09
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Meeting Minutes
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General IRC Meeting (#ppau)
Start: 20:00 09/10/12
Finish: 21:09 09/10/12
Attendance: ~58+
Agenda
- Registration update (Mozart)
- David Haidon — is running without endorsement as an independent pirate in his local elections, hopefully he is in attendance tonight.
- Radio talk back and news papers
- FOI request (Roderick)
- ACT election (Mozart)
- Policy development stuff & copyrev
- Questions/comments?
Minutes
Registration update
- As of the time of the meeting, 158 people have confirmed, and 220 people have updated their membership.
- Second mailout will occur shortly.
- Registration Work Group is verifying updates to check they match AEC records, contacting those that don't.
- New signups have slowed down.
- 2-3 per day after launch of the online signup form.
- Dropped to several per week.
- More media attention and members expected post registration, based upon the experience of other parties.
David Haidon is running as an unendorsed independent pirate candidate in LGA elections
- http://haidon4myrnong.wordpress.com/
- Myrnong Ward, Moonee Valley Council Elections.
- Running under Pirate Party principals, and stating that he is a member of PPAU.
- LGA elections in Victoria require all candidates to be independent; they can be endorsed by parties.
- Discussion over the legitimacy endorsements of candidates as PPAU is not federally registered yet.
- Election is at the end of this month.
- NC is still deliberating over the issue as notification of his intent to run for elections was last minute.
Radio talk back and news papers
- David Campbell (President) has been contacting radio stations and newspapers to drum up publicity.
ACT Elections update
- The 3 candidates are doing well.
- Attempts by media to sabotage PPAU-ACT have been unsuccessful.
National Security Inquiry legislation draft Freedom of Information update
- Attorney General's Department has refused PPAU's FoI request on the grounds:
- It is in draft form.
- It hasn't finished the processes of review.
- To release the material would prejudice current negotiations and decision making processes.
- All three reasons provided are invalid.
- We will be appealing the refusal immediately to the OAIC (Office of the Australian Information Commissioner) and asking for any documentation relating to the draft.
- PPAU supplemental submission to the NatSecInquiry has yet to be accepted, yet ASIO and Nicola Roxon were able to make late supplemental submissions.
Policy development stuff & copyrev
- Details in today's newsletter
- Anyone wanting to help with policy development: email [email protected]
- Also interested parties for National Security Inquiry can join #natsecinquiry on irc and Copyright Review at #copyrev