On 9/6/05, Don Sheldon <don.sheldon@...> wrote:
>
> Not to belabor the point, but I thought it was within the authority of
> the USNC to protect the interest of all members of US Camarilla and if
> *any* member, at any level, acts inapropriately toward any US member,
> it would be within his authority to intercede.
I think that if I had the level of authority you're implying here, I
could very easily use it to transform the Cam into a (hopefully
benevolent) dictatorship. In reality, my actual authority is defined
very narrowly in the Handbook, and does not include supervisory
authority over any global officer.
> If *you* can't tell Alex that he might be out of line, who does that
> leave? Charles? I thought that member nations had a bit more
> autonomy than that.
Alex's supervisor is Charles Bailey. Charles is the only one in a
position to take action against Alex for anything inappropriate done
in the performance of his duties as MST.
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Wes Contreras, US2002022038
US National Coordinator
cam.usnc@...
http://www.camarilla.us/