Who is responsible for enforcing this and _how_ would this be accomplished? (This question also applies to the web page requirements in Section 1 of this Article.) As I have mentioned before, in Rhode Island there are three coordinators - for everything. As I have also stated before, this voting requirement is ludicrous for Rhode Island. I would open the election to the members of the RIGenWeb (Rhode Island genealogy) mailing list. I also see no clarification, as was included in a previous version, of whether or not this would affect incumbents. Roger Swafford wrote: > (**Please forward to all appropriate project lists**) > > The Bylaws Revision Committee (BRC) has completed a first draft revision of > Section 2 of Article XI. State Projects. > > Section 2. Each state shall have a State Coordinator (SC) elected > by majority of state members voting. A State Coordinator may not serve > more than 36 consecutive months unless re-elected. Each state shall > hold an election for State Coordinator every 36 months, or sooner if > specified by adopted state bylaws/rules.The State Coordinator, as > primary administrative officer of the state project shall appoint one > or more Assistant State Coordinator(s) (ASC) as necessary to assist in > administration of the state project. Assistant State Coordinators who > are "appointees" are not eligible to be a candidate or vote for a > candidate for the national office of State Coordinator Representative. > > Note - as mentioned in the last BRC report this article is being > restructured. > > All revision drafts may be viewed at http://home.mchsi.com/~sagitta56/ > > Members are encouraged to send comments or questions related to this or > other revision drafts. > > Roger Swafford > BRC - Chairman Susan -- Coordinator Rhode Island USGenWeb ~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/ Coordinator Newport County RIGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~rinewpor/