Hey @board-circle - Wednesday evenings are generally tough for me until June. I’ll probably be able to call in and listen. Will do my best to be able to fully participate (ask questions, add comments, etc).
Hi Eveyone, I feel like I might know the answer to this question but I also might not and perhaps it got lost I the shuffle of the Build Youth Power convening & the world taking a sharp pivot to a hard pause - but are we still looking to have a call with the lawyers? If yes, is April 8th still an option? Sorry I am so late to the reply here.
Method 1: Any individual circle member may appeal any decision made by any circle.
The appeal will first be heard by the circle(s) to which the individual belongs. If that circle
agrees with the appeal, they will send elected delegates to the circle that made the
decision. These delegates will meet with the circle that made the decision. The purpose
of this meeting is to understand and explore the reasoning behind the original decision
and behind the appeal. The circle that made the original decision will then confirm,
amend or withdraw the original decision (within one session, or more if extended by
consent).
2. Method 2: Alternatively, four individuals (no two from the same household) can appeal
any decision to the circle that made the decision. Those appealing will select delegates
to meet with the circle that made the decision in order to collectively understand and
explore the reasoning behind the original decision and behind the appeal. The circle that
made the original decision will then confirm, amend or withdraw the original decision
(within one session, or more if extended by consent)…
3. If those appealing are not satisfied with the result of their appeal, they, along with
delegates of the original decision-making circle, can seek assistance from a mediating
body to get resolution (within two sessions, or more if extended by consent)
4. If that is not successful, the issue moves to the next broader circle, but no further than
the General Circle.