Minutes/General Meeting/2013-01-29
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General IRC Meeting (#ppau)
Start: 20:00 29/01/13 AEDT
Finish: 22:06 29/01/13 AEDT
Agenda
- Introduction and attendance
- Assign minuter
- Link to previous general meeting minutes (DavidCampbell) — https://pirateparty.org.au/wiki/Minutes/General_Meeting/2013-01-15
- discuss roll-over topics from previous meeting (DavidCampbell)
- Policy & pre-selection meeting venues (Mozart)
- Fun things from the Secretary (Brendan)
- ACT status report (Glen)
- More detail on registration of parties (Brendan)
- QLD status report (Liam)
- VIC status report (Mark)
- Quick PDC shoutout to encourage people to get involved (Sam)
- Quick Webcast shoutout (sam)
- Campaigning (everyone who hijacked Brendan's thing)
- Event Calanders (VJmes)
Attendance
- NC members
- Glen Takkenberg
- Mozart Olbrycht-Palmer
- Brendan Molloy
- David Campbell
- Simon Frew
- Sam Kearns
- State Coordinators
- Glen Takkenberg (ACT)
- Thomas Randle (Tas)
- Liam Pomfret (Qld)
- Simon Frew (NSW)
- Mark Street (Vic) — late
- + Approximate attendees:
- 12
Minutes
Policy & pre-selection meeting venues
- Meeting in 2 months for purposes of policies and pre-selection
- If anyone finds suitable venue please inform National Council: [email protected]
- near public transport
- preferably <$600 for 2 days (flexible) <-- ie for venue rental
- Good internet/wifi
- failing good internet, need at least decent mobile/3G signal
- size likely <50
Fun things from the Secretary
- Pirate Party Australia is now officially registered for federal elections.
- Post-registration membership database cleanup
- 74 new (payable) members since registration
- members may host and should host local crew meetings
- Brendan is building a google maps ... map of population centres to work out where best members should host crew meetings
- Membership breakdown (Confirmed members who responded to the registration emails)
- QLD has 96.
- NSW has 203
- VIC 129
- ACT 93
- NT 4
- TAS 17
- SA 49
- WA 66
- TOTAL: 658 (ie members with valid contact information/verfied details)
- Approx 90% male
- Old data is backed up
- "Autopen" http://nsw.ppau.brendan.so for NSW EC
- Brendan has emailed NSWEC to see if allowed
ACT status report
- report by taco (aka Glen Takkenberg)
- ACT Rego delayed til DB work was done
- A few short of rego, so recruiting to be done
- First post-election meeting turnout was low (3)
- Plan Cryptoparty?
- Concerns re Camera networks on buses
- would like to complete submission into size of legislative assembly (for better proportionality)
- State/Territory co-ords will get spacialised DB access (CRM-type system)
More detail on registration of parties
- NSW requires 750 NSW members for NSW registration/elections.
- Costs 2000
- Needs Physical signed form, no electronic forms
- QLD needs 500
- Vic 500
- ACT 100(?) Free
QLD status report
- report by LiamP
- inactive lately due to exams etc (high proportion of uni students)
- today's planned meeting cancelled due to weather
- postponed to Feb 11
- next meeting (11Feb) will host Anna Troburg (current leader of Swedish Pirate Party)
- some interest from people looking to attend before joining
- no o-week table this year but flyers on friendly tables
- also LiamP has guest lectures on online privacy scheduled
- did lose potential pre-selected candidate last month so no suitable candidate atm
- now with rego more people should appear
- Cryptoparty fell through (lack of qualified speakers and venue)
VIC status report
- report from Faradn
- started a meetup group
- had a joint meeting with "Free software Melbourne"
- 30 ppl on their maillist
- 2 member & 2 potentials showed + 12 of their (FSM) guys
- good interest in policies etc, nice BBQ but no formal minutes/actions
- this week (thursday meeting) down to business
- no post election contact from dhaidon
- "meetup" $70 per 6 mths & keeping up facebook/twitter
- vic generally slowed, focusing on federal for now (& policy etc)
- 26 responses from member poll re meeting times, Thurs nights decided upon
- sat also popular so potential change due to low turnout on thurs
- any vic ppl - please join the meetup.com group
- Brendan will do a population centre map soon, should help with meeting locations etc
- Progress re registration?:
- dcrafti and dhaidon each came up with some notes / constitutional things they wanted to see but no document has been put together yet
- incorporated association first step; but not necessarily 100% necessary
- possibility of state parties forming as working groups under PPAU until there was enough reason to take the bureaucratic burden
- next step likely faradn and dcrafti put something together from notes thus far
- next state election 2014
- federal election hopefully help springboard
Quick PDC shoutout to encourage people to get involved
- work has begun
- 7 members
- see: https://pirateparty.org.au/wiki/Policy_Development_Committee
- working groups re particular polcies being established
- email [email protected] if interested in helping develop/suggest any particular policy
- email [email protected] if you want to formally join the committee
- EVERYONE PLEASE HELP!
- go to https://pirateparty.org.au/wiki/Policy_Development_Committee, look over the policies being worked on, and send an email to [email protected] stating which ones you'd like to help with
- tight deadline before March Congress
- other tools like wiki, irc, pads, google docs etc used as needed, but use email as first port of call & check working group pages
- Note: NC communication paper coming soon
Quick Webcast shoutout
- good first attempt at live show
- Sam, looking forward to live interaction
- be good to have people hang around etc
- suggestions: [email protected]
Campaigning
- should look at Linux.conf.au
- posters, be good to target "Uni" cities/locations
- t-shirt talk
- payment gateway talk (eg "eway")
- crowdfunding (rules re political parties?)
- ... event calendars?
Action Items
- Frew to email some venues re policy/pre-selection meeting
- anyone to email National Council: [email protected] if they know of good venues (or Simon Frew: [email protected] )