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Motion: Use of advanced permissions by AUSC members 2 July 2014
Motion: AUSC term extensions 27 August 2014

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Motion: Use of advanced permissions by AUSC members

Audit Subcommittee (AUSC) members are provided with the CheckUser and suppression tools in order to carry out their responsibilities. Historically, community appointees to the AUSC were discouraged from routine or regular use of either tool. Since appropriate procedures exist for excluding arbitrator or community AUSC members from cases in which they may be involved, there is not a compelling reason to continue to prohibit use of the CheckUser or suppression tools.

As such, members of the AUSC are explicitly permitted to use their advanced permissions for non-AUSC-related actions as allowed by the appropriate policies surrounding each permission, as members of the functionaries team. This is without regard to the presence of a backlog or time-sensitive situation.

Support

  1. As proposer. LFaraone 23:32, 2 July 2014 (UTC)

Oppose

Abstain

Comments

Motion: AUSC term extensions

An extension to the terms of the current members of the Audit Subcommittee (AUSC) is authorised until 00:00, 27 August 2014 (UTC), to allow a functioning subcommittee until elections have completed. AUSC members may choose whether they wish to stay on until that period or retire with an effective date of their original term's terminus. As always, the Arbitration Commitee thanks the community Audit Subcommittee members for their service.

Support

  1. As proposer. LFaraone 23:32, 2 July 2014 (UTC)

Oppose

Abstain

Comments