[pp.int.general] Internet Governance Forum 2010 in Vilnius

[Jerry Weyer]

Hello,

Some weeks ago we asked people to share their experience on creating a new
pirate party. The ideas were written in this pad:
http://ppi.piratenpad.de/61

I added a section at the end of the pad for the country specific
requirements you talked about (and added the requirements for Luxembourg).
It might be interesting to collect the ideas in that pad (which will be put
on the Wiki at some time) for future reference.

Best regards,

Jerry

On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 6:22 PM, Amelia Andersdotter <teirdes at gmail.com>wrote:

>  On 09/21/2010 06:01 PM, Andrew Norton wrote:
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> > On 9/19/2010 10:49 AM, Amelia Andersdotter wrote:
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> >> Considering the stories of Edvinas, I did start thinking that maybe
> >> we could make a compilation of requirements for starting a
> >> political party in different countries. I heard an interesting
> >> story about an attempt to start a party in Turkey which appears
> >> rather difficult. It's not really a Pirate issue but is of
> >> democratic trivia interest. Perhaps Core-Team could investigate the
> >> matter?
> >
> > I asked the list for such info last July as I had planned to do a
> > study in my year off, I got maybe 3-4 responses total.
> >
>
> The countries where they are already trying to start up parties are usually
> very concerned with it, and I've had most of the accounts from people I've
> met while travelling. Let's hope this attempt is more successful or we could
> also ask people outside Pirate Parties?
>
> I could get you the lead points I've memorized from some of the countries
> I've visited.
>
> Edvinas can provide much more detail than me on Lithuania, but I got the
> feeling there that they need 1000 signatures collected at an offline event,
> basically amounting to having a very big gathering of signatorees. In the
> UK, I remember signatures, but can't remember how many. I recall the
> bureaucracy not being very bad. Lithuania had lots of bureaucracy and even
> for a standard NGO you can't form one without having a commercially
> qualified accountant (expensive!!).
>
> Joonas will have more info about Finland, and the only thing I remember
> from there is that the number of votes you need to get in varies widely
> between circuits.
>
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> >>
> >> If any questions, ask.
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