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== Draft ==
 
== Draft ==
 
''Add stuff freely, but discuss any change on the [[Talk:Resquad project|Talk page]].''
 
''Add stuff freely, but discuss any change on the [[Talk:Resquad project|Talk page]].''
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The idea is to split the current squads into different entities :
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* Projects : formerly known as project squads. They are temporary, less constraints are imposed.
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* Resource centres : formerly known as thematic squads. They are now inherently passive.
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* Squads : those are the crucial units we need to make the party function as a whole. A control procedure is introduced.
  
 
=== Structure ===
 
=== Structure ===
The following constitute the party's subdivisions :
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==== Crews ====
* crews
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See current statutes.
* projects
 
* squads
 
* resource centres
 
  
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==== Projects ====
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* Every pirate can start a project.
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* Every pirate starting a project has to contact the coreteam with the following information : a description of the project and a contact person.
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* The coreteam formally records the project but has no power to reject it. It may however voice concerns.
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* Any project that hasn't been declared to the coreteam is de facto not endorsed by the party.
  
The following constitute the party's squads :
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==== Resource centres ====
* finance
 
* IT
 
* GA
 
* wiki
 
* press
 
* international
 
* secretary
 
* coreteam
 
* transparency council
 
  
=== Transparency council ===
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==== Squads ====
   
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* There are exactly 8 squads in the party. Those are :
* The transparency council (TC) ensures that every squad satisfies the transparency requirements.
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** Coreteam
* Only members of the TC not involved in a given squad can evaluate that squad.
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** Finance
* Any pirate can seize the TC if he feels a squad lacks transparency.
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** GA
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** IT
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** Press
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** Secretary
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** Transparency Council (TC)
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** Wiki
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The roles of each squad is described in following sections.
  
=== Squads ===
 
 
*There are two ways for a pirate to become member of a squad :
 
*There are two ways for a pirate to become member of a squad :
 
*# Get approved by a motion of confidence at a GA.
 
*# Get approved by a motion of confidence at a GA.
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*# Resign.
 
*# Resign.
 
*# Fail a motion of confidence at a GA.
 
*# Fail a motion of confidence at a GA.
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===== Coreteam =====
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* The coreteam is a coordinating body.
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* The coreteam has the following exclusive competencies :
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** Manage incoming email from the contact adress contact@pirateparty.be. By "manage" is meant : forwarding to the right person to answer.
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** Nominate international delegates.
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** Maintaining a public list of crews, including a contact person.
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** Maintaining a public list of ongoing projects, including a contact person.
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** Convoke any pirate, squad, crew or project representative to ask for information on their activities.
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* The coreteam serves as an oracle for pirates. By this is meant that every pirate having a particular need or question can contact the coreteam. The coreteam is then expected to put him/her in touch with the right pirate to help him/her.
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* The coreteam shares actively and regularly its knowledge of the party's internal businesses to pirates.
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==== Finance ====
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* The members and only the members of the finance squad have access to the bank accounts of the party.
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==== GA ====
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* The GA squads organizes general assemblies.
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==== IT ====
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* The members and only the members of the IT squad have access to the servers of the party. Only members of the wiki squad have a limited access to them, as described in the corresponding section.
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==== Press ====
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==== Secretary ====
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* The members and only the members of the secretary squad have access to the database of members of the party.
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===== Transparency council =====
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* The transparency council (TC) ensures that every squad satisfies the transparency requirements.
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* Only members of the TC not involved in a given squad can evaluate that squad.
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* Any pirate can seize the TC if he feels a squad lacks transparency.
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==== Wiki ====
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* The wiki squad maintains the wiki.
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* The members and only the members of the Wiki squad have administrator rights on the wiki.
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* The members of the wiki squad have also access to the wiki installation through a special SSH access.
  
 
=== Procedures ===
 
=== Procedures ===
* A motion confidence requires 60% of the expressed votes to pass.
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* A motion of confidence requires 60% of the expressed votes to pass.
 
* It takes 3 pirates to call a motion of confidence.
 
* It takes 3 pirates to call a motion of confidence.
 
* Before a vote is taken, the reasons for the motion have to be clearly exposed.
 
* Before a vote is taken, the reasons for the motion have to be clearly exposed.

Revision as of 22:54, 15 June 2014

Goal : Produce an amendment to chapter II.2. of the statutes governing squads in order to clarify their purpose and their functioning.

What squads are

  • 43. Les Squads sont les groupes de travail du parti.
  • 44. Les Squads ne sont pas liées à une ville ou région.
  • 45. Les squads sont de 2 types : par thème et par projet (limitée dans le temps).
  • 46. Les squads de projet se composent d’au moins 3 pirates.
  • 47. Les squads thématiques se composent d’au moins 3 pirates issus d’au moins deux équipages différents.
  • 48. Un Pirate peut faire partie d’autant de Squads qu’il le souhaite.
  • 49. Les seules conditions pour rejoindre une Squad sont l’intention et la capacité de participer.
  • 50. Les postes spécifiques d’une Squad sont un Responsable de projet dans une Squad de projet, pas de postes spécifiques pour les Squads thématiques.
  • 51. La Squad est le groupe de travail d’oùprovient les impulsions, les positions et les actions du Parti.
  • 52. Les Squads formalisent les impulsions, initiatives et idées fournies par les Pirates.
  • 53. Un projet est défini par un échéancier (début/ fin), un produit final et un Responsable.
  • 54. Le Responsable du projet est responsable du respect des délais et de l’adéquation avec le Projet Pirate.
  • 55. Le Responsable de Projet entre en relation avec les instances concernées pour faire connaître l’initiative, vérifier son originalité (pas de doublons) et rassembler des ressources humaines.
  • 56. Pour valider le travail d’une Squad, les critères suivants doivent être rencontrés :
    • a) le référencement (tout élément de proposition et/ou d’argumentation doit être appuyé d’une documentation) et la transparence (ladite documentation doit être accessible à tous);
    • b) le travail doit être adopté par l’Assemblée Générale ou par une instance désignée par l’Assemblée générale ;
    • c) la production passera par des outils de travail collaboratif (wiki, lqfb, jegouverne, forums, pad, irc, mumble,...);
    • d) la Squad tient à jour une page wiki (infos, PV, ...) et diffuse ses infos (mailing list, ...);
    • e) la Squad doit présenter un rapport de son activité au moins une fois par an ;
    • f) la Squad a pris contact avec la Coreteam.


What squads should be

  • Les squads doivent permettre de remplir les missions que les pirates se sont assignées lors des assemblées générales => Squad obligatoire
    • La coreteam a la responsabilité de trouver des gens pour ces travaux qui doivent répondre à un cahier de charge (collaboratif, transparence, vie privée,...)
  • Les squads doivent permettre aux membres de prendre connaissance des travaux des autres pirates => Squad émergent
    • Le travail peut être commencé de manière informelle puis transformé en squad de projet. Des projets récurrents ou semblables peuvent devenir des composants d'un squad thématique.
    • La coreteam a la responsabilité d'aider les groupes de travail à évoluer vers un squad formalisé (templates wiki, encadrement,...)

Draft

Add stuff freely, but discuss any change on the Talk page.

The idea is to split the current squads into different entities :

  • Projects : formerly known as project squads. They are temporary, less constraints are imposed.
  • Resource centres : formerly known as thematic squads. They are now inherently passive.
  • Squads : those are the crucial units we need to make the party function as a whole. A control procedure is introduced.

Structure

Crews

See current statutes.

Projects

  • Every pirate can start a project.
  • Every pirate starting a project has to contact the coreteam with the following information : a description of the project and a contact person.
  • The coreteam formally records the project but has no power to reject it. It may however voice concerns.
  • Any project that hasn't been declared to the coreteam is de facto not endorsed by the party.

Resource centres

Squads

  • There are exactly 8 squads in the party. Those are :
    • Coreteam
    • Finance
    • GA
    • IT
    • Press
    • Secretary
    • Transparency Council (TC)
    • Wiki

The roles of each squad is described in following sections.

  • There are two ways for a pirate to become member of a squad :
    1. Get approved by a motion of confidence at a GA.
    2. Get unanimously approved by the current members of the squad. In this case, this decision has to be actively announced to all pirates.
  • There are two ways for a member of a squad to get out :
    1. Resign.
    2. Fail a motion of confidence at a GA.
Coreteam
  • The coreteam is a coordinating body.
  • The coreteam has the following exclusive competencies :
    • Manage incoming email from the contact adress contact@pirateparty.be. By "manage" is meant : forwarding to the right person to answer.
    • Nominate international delegates.
    • Maintaining a public list of crews, including a contact person.
    • Maintaining a public list of ongoing projects, including a contact person.
    • Convoke any pirate, squad, crew or project representative to ask for information on their activities.
  • The coreteam serves as an oracle for pirates. By this is meant that every pirate having a particular need or question can contact the coreteam. The coreteam is then expected to put him/her in touch with the right pirate to help him/her.
  • The coreteam shares actively and regularly its knowledge of the party's internal businesses to pirates.

Finance

  • The members and only the members of the finance squad have access to the bank accounts of the party.

GA

  • The GA squads organizes general assemblies.

IT

  • The members and only the members of the IT squad have access to the servers of the party. Only members of the wiki squad have a limited access to them, as described in the corresponding section.

Press

Secretary

  • The members and only the members of the secretary squad have access to the database of members of the party.
Transparency council
  • The transparency council (TC) ensures that every squad satisfies the transparency requirements.
  • Only members of the TC not involved in a given squad can evaluate that squad.
  • Any pirate can seize the TC if he feels a squad lacks transparency.

Wiki

  • The wiki squad maintains the wiki.
  • The members and only the members of the Wiki squad have administrator rights on the wiki.
  • The members of the wiki squad have also access to the wiki installation through a special SSH access.

Procedures

  • A motion of confidence requires 60% of the expressed votes to pass.
  • It takes 3 pirates to call a motion of confidence.
  • Before a vote is taken, the reasons for the motion have to be clearly exposed.