[committee] New Door Policy

[James French]

To keep it in-line with a practice that we've run with for (at least)
the past decade, I would suggest that in the notes it should include a
note along the lines of:

The wheel group can open the room for system maintenance purposes
only. In carrying out these tasks they are not granted any other of
the normal door group privileges - including providing access to
non-wheel members if no members of door are present.

Regards,
F.

On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 10:54 PM,  <committee at ucc.asn.au> wrote:
> My Continually Sufficient Door Members,
>
> Your beloved committee is in the process of drafting a new Door Group
> policy, because frankly, the old one was just a mess. Some people are of the
> belief that consulting the members of the Door Group may yield valuable
> feedback on our toilings, and therefore allow us to write an even better new
> policy. On a completely unrelated and extremely well documented note, some
> people are often very wrong. This is your free fun fact of the day.
>
> Prove these fools right by submitting any "valuable" feedback you may have
> to committee at ucc.asn.au. I can personally guarantee it will definitely not
> then be automatically printed out and fed into a shredder just to make a
> point... probably.
>
> This policy has been written in the mind of being readily adaptable.
> Specific instructions and extra information for Door Group members will be
> compiled into a Door Group Handbook that will serve as an appendix to this
> policy.
>
> We eagerly await your feedback. Bonus free fun fact: Feedback is a type of
> noise common in many systems, and is normally filtered out to improve the
> quality of the system.
>
> Your Glorious Overseer,
> Andrew Gozzard
> Master of the Door Group
> Vice President of The Club
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