16) CFC Governors

[Christopher Mallon]

The calculations for Governors follow.
Please note that CFC and OCA Governor positions are linked; if you are one, you are the other, with the exception of the OCA President who is an OCA Governor-at-large not representing a specific league and not guaranteed a CFC Governor spot (more on that later).



GTCL
242 * 0.4
18 * 0.5
(28 + 70 + 239) * 1


= 442.8 = 8 Governors +0.856


SWOCL
65 * 0.4
5 * 0.5
(6 + 42 + 117)


= 193.5 = 3 Governors +0.87


EOCA
34 * 0.4
2 * 0.5
(4 + 55 + 79)


= 152.6 = 3 Governors +0.052


NOCL
23 * 0.4
+ 13 + 19
= 41.2 = 1 Governor -0.176 (+0.824 second run)


That's 15 Governors. The OCA gets 19 Governors this year.
Add 1 each to GTCL, SWOCL and EOCA. NOCL is already rounding up.
That leaves one extra Governor which by the rules should be awarded to SWOCL but I suggest we could choose to give that CFC Governor spot to the OCA President for next year (there is past precedent for this).

League Reps please post your Governors for the upcoming year.

[Bob Gillanders]

I have a nice PDF that explains theses calculations, but alas, how do I post it here?

I just may have figured it out.

[Christopher Mallon]

When making a post, "Go Advanced" and then "manage attachments"

[Egidijus Zeromskis]

I'll post it here as taken from GTCL Miinutes:

GTCL OCA/CFC Governors:


1. Michael Barron

2. Ilia Bluvshtein

3. Marcus Wilker

4. Egidijus Zeromskis

5. Chris Field

6. Nikolay Noritsyn

7. Evgeni Tobolovsky

8. Bindi Cheng

9. Sasha Starr

[Vladimir Drkulec]

I'll post it here as taken from GTCL Miinutes:

GTCL OCA/CFC Governors:


1. Michael Barron

2. Ilia Bluvshtein

3. Marcus Wilker

4. Egidijus Zeromskis

5. Chris Field

6. Nikolay Noritsyn

7. Evgeni Tobolovsky

8. Bindi Cheng

9. Sasha Starr

The CFC will need email contact information and probably mailing addresses for all voting members under the NFP act.

[Aris Marghetis]

The incoming EOCA Governors are :

1) Aris Marghetis (arismarghetis at rogers dot com) [also EOCA Regional VP]
2) Garland Best (gbestchess at gmail dot com)
3) David Gordon (dfgordonott at yahoo dot ca)
4) Jiehan Zhou (jiehan.zhou at gmail dot com)

[Ilia Bluvshtein]

The calculations for Governors follow.

GTCL
242 * 0.4
18 * 0.5
(28 + 70 + 239) * 1

= 442.8 = 8 Governors +0.856

SWOCL
65 * 0.4
5 * 0.5
(6 + 42 + 117)

= 193.5 = 3 Governors +0.87

EOCA
34 * 0.4
2 * 0.5
(4 + 55 + 79)

= 152.6 = 3 Governors +0.052

NOCL
23 * 0.4
+ 13 + 19
= 41.2 = 1 Governor -0.176 (+0.824 second run)

That's 15 Governors. The OCA gets 19 Governors this year.
Add 1 each to GTCL, SWOCL and EOCA. NOCL is already rounding up.
That leaves one extra Governor which by the rules should be awarded to SWOCL but I suggest we could choose to give that CFC Governor spot to the OCA President for next year (there is past precedent for this).

Chris,

If one extra Governor should be awarded to SWOCL by rules, I would suggest to follow the rules and give the spot to SWOCL.
Just curious...What are these rules?

Ilia

[Christopher Mallon]

Chris,

If one extra Governor should be awarded to SWOCL by rules, I would suggest to follow the rules and give the spot to SWOCL.
Just curious...What are these rules?

Ilia

The rule is that any extra spots are awarded in order of the league's partial amounts, which are the amounts listed as +0.xxx after each allotment.
Our formula is different than the CFC formula which is why we have so many partial awards. I proposed changing it to match a few years ago but that was shot down.

[Michael Barron]

The rule is that any extra spots are awarded in order of the league's partial amounts, which are the amounts listed as +0.xxx after each allotment.
Our formula is different than the CFC formula which is why we have so many partial awards. I proposed changing it to match a few years ago but that was shot down.

Maybe it's time to revive this idea?

[Bob Gillanders]

Okay, so the governor allocation is:

GTCL 9
SWOCL 5
EOCA 4
NOCL 1
Total 19

Exactly the same as it is now.
Okay?

SWOCL have selected 4 governors so far in our slow as molasses AGM.