IALLT Board Meeting

Aug. 5th, 2005


Call To Order 6:15 p.m. MDT

Place: President's room, Marriott Hotel, Provo


 

Present: Peter Liddell, chair; Claire Bartlett, Ute Lahaie, Judi Franz, Ron Balko.

By standing invitation: David Pankratz

Absent: Andrew Ross


Routine Business


  1. Approval of Agenda.

Motion [Judi]. Second [Ron]. Approved [unan.]


  1. Confirmation of and addendum for email motion

a. establishment of IALLT wiki

b. approval of Disclaimer/copyright wording:

http://iallt.org/membersonly/wiki/index.php/Main_Page)

Motion [Judi]. Second [Ron]. Approved [unan.]


3. Treasurer's Report

a. Approval of Financial Year statements 2004-05 (a Board requirement)

Ron reported that the journal budget remains unchanged to date. Ron reported problems with detailed reporting, since the statements he receives from Merchant-E and Verisign don’t break down the income into categories. He will try to resolve this issue with representatives from both companies. Ron reported a positive income report for this year, which is partly due to the new publications.

Motion to approve the FY2004-04 statements [Ute]. Second [Claire]. Approved [unan.]

b. Budget proposal 2005-06

The new budget will be approved during the first Board meeting in the new year. Ron will request input from the Council prior to finalizing the budget for the new year.


4. President's Remarks


4. Other Board member remarks (if any).


5. Conference Board & Council, and official ceremonies

a. Review of B&C meeting agenda (Attached), including Council

reports, items of note

b. Peter will ask Bob to address the Council with the proposal for the joint CALICO and IALLT conference. Peter will ask the Council for input.

c. Review of Conference ceremonies, meetings (see handouts)


6. FLEAT - preparation for discussion with LET, re: future relations. Peter would like to arrange a meeting with the LET officers either on Saturday night or on Monday night.


7. Other Business


8. Adjournment (ETA: 8 p.m. MDT)


Respectfully submitted,


Ute S. Lahaie