diff --git a/index.bs b/index.bs index db304c79..a4c4a162 100644 --- a/index.bs +++ b/index.bs @@ -766,20 +766,30 @@ Participation in the Advisory Committee (refer to the [=Member-only=] list of current Advisory Committee representatives. [[CURRENT-AC]]) - When an organization joins W3C - (see “How to Join W3C” [[JOIN]]), - it must name its Advisory Committee representative as part of their Membership Agreement. + As defined in the W3C Bylaws, + each “Consortium Member” + has one “Consortium Member Representative” [[!BYLAWS]]. + For purposes of the W3C Process, + this person also serves as the organization's [=Advisory Committee Representative=]. + When a [=Member=] does not qualify as a “Consortium Member”, + it must name its [=Advisory Committee representative=] + upon joining W3C. The New Member Orientation [[INTRO]] explains how to subscribe or unsubscribe to Advisory Committee mailing lists, provides information about Advisory Committee Meetings, - explains how to name a new [=Advisory Committee representative=], + explains how to name a new representative, and more. [=Advisory Committee representatives=] must follow the conflict of interest policy by disclosing information according to the mechanisms described in the New Member Orientation. - The AC representative may delegate any of their rights and responsibilities - to an alternate - (except the ability to designate an alternate). + The AC representative may delegate any of their rights and responsibilities under this Process + to an alternate, + except the ability to designate an alternate. + + Note: The above does not establish an ability to delegate rights and responsibilities + pertaining to the role of “Consortium Member Representative” + as defined by the W3C Bylaws. + Such rights and responsibilities are out of scope for the Process.

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