In attendance: Chris Skene, Owen Lansbury, Nicole Kirsch, Pamela Barone, Thom Toogood
Accounting:
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Nicole had a phone call with Russell and got access to bank accounts and Xero
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Payments need to be approved by LA and can either be made via bank transfer or expense claim
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Nicole to draft committee parameters for Linux AU
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G-Suit licence to be purchased and expense claimed by Chris
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Nicole to follow up with Russell on a DrupalSouth Hobart payment deposited into the wrong account
Hobart 2019:
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Going well without issues
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Plenty of talk submissions
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All sponsor packages besides diamond are sold out
DrupalSouth 2020:
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Chris caught up with one of the organisers and gave us an update
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A potential venue has been identified but isn’t booked yet
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Pam to contact the organisers and help locking in the venue
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The aim is to have a venue and some marketing material in place before Hobart
DrupalGov 2020:
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Thom got buy-in for DrupalGov2020
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Chris will be the first point of contact and put out a call for location (Canberra or Melbourne?)
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Alfred Deeb (Salsa Digital) agreed to lead the organisation
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Aiming for June 2020
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Chris is attending the GovCMS Mega Meetup in September and advertise DrupalSouth 2019
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Thom to talk to GovCMS leadership team to find out how we can work together and benefit each other
Amsterdam 2019:
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Thom, Owen and Chris will attend
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Event organisers group: A new panel for Drupal event organisers
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Owen to attend the organisers panel meeting
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Owen was elected on the DA board. Congrats!! Exciting news!
Code of Conduct:
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Pam to attend an online workshop organised by the Drupal Community Working Group
Sponsor & User Survey
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We decided to send out the user survey before DrupalSouth Hobart and the sponsor survey after the event
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Chris to finalise
NZ Gov Drupal Issues:
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Nicole to clarify rumours around the use of Drupal by NZ government agencies after a non Drupal related privacy breach incident
Workshop:
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We discussed visions and goals for the Committee and gathered potential initiatives that need to be prioritised and explored