Minutes/General Meeting/2014-03-25
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General IRC Meeting (#ppau)
Start: 19:57 25/03/14 AEST
Finish: 21:03 25/03/14 AEST
Agenda
- General announcements
- PDC report (Mozart)
- State reports:
- ACT
- QLD
- update on QCLN activities)
- SA
- WA
- NSW
Attendance
National Council, Co-ordinators and Officers
- Simon Frew (Chair)
- Daniel Judge (NC)
- Mozart Olbrycht-Palmer (NC, PDO)
- Brendan Molloy (NC)
- David Campbell (NC)
- Bryn Busai
- Michelle Allen
- Sunny Kalsi
Apologies
- Fletcher Boyd (WA) - interview.
Minutes
General Announcements
- Happy Birthday Brendan
TPP Stakeholder meeting
- There is a Trans-Pacific Partnership briefing from DFAT on Thursday that a few of us are attending
- there are also more public meetings explaining the agreement being organised
- once details are locked down, everyone will be informed
Internet Engineering Committee
- There is now an Internet Engineering Committee (IEC)
- Basically we are building a baby IETF/W3C in the party to rage against both of those things when they do bad
- If you're interested, let us know.
- (if you don't know what any of that means, you won't be a suitable candidate)
- See https://pirateparty.org.au/wiki/Internet_Engineering_Committee/Terms_of_Reference for more info
PDC report
- Most of you will have received (and hopefully read) and announcement about what the Policy Development Committee (PDC) has been up to lately.
- A few working groups have been launched and they have had their meetings
- It's really important for everyone to check the calendar on the website.
- Best form of communicating when meetings are on otherwise there would be too many emails
- Last Thursday was a meeting of the Constitutional Reform WG.
- Last night was a meeting of the Agriculture and Food WG.
- Minutes should go on the wiki soon and will be available from here: https://pirateparty.org.au/wiki/Minutes
- Tomorrow is the the Senate Elections WG
- They will be making a position statement from which we can write a submission on a review of the 2013 election.
- Activities of the committee are available at https://pirateparty.org.au/wiki/Policy_Development_Committee#What_Is_Happening_Right_Now
- You can use that to keep track of meetings and WGs that you might be interested in, and Mozart will be sending out fortnightly announcements hopefully.
- Everyone is able to attend and participate in working groups, for clarification.
State Reports
ACT
- Nothing to report
QLD
- QCLN held a meeting in the Brisbane Town Hall last night, under the banner 'Unite to Defend Civil Liberties' - 'repeal VLAD and other anti-democratic laws' http://qcln.org.au/
- A modest turnout, but good nonetheless
- Some great speakers on the lineup
- We'll be resuming PP QLD meeting proper over the next few weeks
- The last few months have seen our core members heavily commited elsewhere, and we've not had a proper meeting in quite some time..
- Note: dotnetdave reporting on behalf of Mel
SA
- for last month... nothing much
- Bryn is now the bridge between the party and Tammy Franks, a Greens MLC
- we'll need to look at the Labor CCTV bill.
WA
- Candidates have had several more media appearances
- including a fairly large spread in The West Australian (seemingly no online version)
- video by ECU Daily (not sure when released)
- https://pirateparty.org.au/candidates/ is now live
- Election day volunteers can fill out this form: https://pirateparty.org.au/contribute/
- Note: poedgirl reporting on behalf of Fletcher
NSW
- There's a meeting for Sydney this weekend
- Newcastle meeting next weekend.
TAS
- Had an actual in person meeting on the 13th, only three of us there, but that's better than no in person meeting
- Some minutes of what was discussed at: http://pad.pirateparty.org.au/p/tas-20140313 (not yet put on the wiki)
- Other news: state election the other week, looks like 15 liberal 7 labor 3 greens at this stage
- Planning another meeting for next month with hopefully more turnout
General Business
- Some discussion on 'Knighthoods' in response to Abbotts titles announcement
- Some discussion on electoral guidelines and how they interact with the nature of the internet and whether a tweet is considered a publication, a broadcast or a communication.