Dave's Friday emails have brought forth hearty support from some of the PNFS officers, particularly David Morton ('In my opinion Bratt and Rogerson ought to be suspended for at least as long as you were; they wouldn't be missed') and Bill Bailey ('Good on yer, mate'). Also a cold note from Clarke Rogerson, demanding compliance with the letter he sent before Christmas about the ICO and use of the mailing list. We told him thanks for the laugh. And added 'Do you really think the Information Commissioner would be worried if an officer of a footpaths society wrote to members of that society inviting them to a Christmas mince pie ramble?' - referring him to the ICO guidance on such trivia and pointing out that he, not the secretary, was the data controller responsible for the security of the system.
More seriously, CR informed Dave that they would be meeting Ms Hudson to consider his request to clarify the report on 1 February, but did not intend to hold an officers meeting until Terry Norris returned from holiday on 10 February. Dave replied that the delay was unacceptable and unnecessary, and proposed an officers meeting for 30 January. He'll go ahead with one anyway, with or without CR and Bratt, as he feels he has them on the back foot now and needs to get the officers talking, both about his position and about the trustees' proposals to re-jig the constitution.
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