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1 APNIC Member Meeting NRO NC election. 2 One vacant seat on NRO NC 2-year term until 31 Dec 2010 Call for nomination ended 25 July 2008 Online and onsite.

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1 1 APNIC Member Meeting NRO NC election

2 2 One vacant seat on NRO NC 2-year term until 31 Dec 2010 Call for nomination ended 25 July 2008 Online and onsite voting available

3 3 Voting entitlement Online voting via MyAPNIC –Started: 11 Aug 2008 –Ended: 9:00 UTC+12 on 27 Aug 2008 –1 vote by registered voting contacts for APNIC members Onsite paper voting –Open now till 14:00 UTC+12 on 29 Aug 2008 –1 vote by each AMM attendee on site –Collect your ballot paper from meeting registration desk

4 4 NC ballot

5 5 Onsite voting procedure All ballot papers are stamped Please mark only one box with an “x” Invalid ballots if: –No boxes are marked –More than one box is marked –Ambiguous marking Call for scrutineers for vote count Ballot box at registration desk Onsite voting open until 14:00 Result announcement at 15:15

6 6 NRO NC election candidates Andy Linton David Woodgate Hassan Zaheer Ivan Tan Keith Williams MH Billy Cheon Naresh Ajwani Noe Lana Rajib Lochan Mahalik Takim Parulasbawa Vinh Ngo Yasir Munir

7 7 Questions?

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