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# Liaisons
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- Each community group in Kubernetes is assigned a Steering Committee
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- liaison. Liaisons act as a point of contact from steering, engage with
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- their respective community groups to ensure they are healthy and
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- facilitate communication for [ annual reports] ( committee-steering/governance/annual-reports.md ) .
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+ Steering Committee members are elected representatives of the Kubernetes
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+ project contributor base. It’s important that we make sure ensure a good
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+ flow of governance information and feedback loops to and from the
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+ groups. With over 35 community groups and 100+ leads, it can be hard to
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+ connect for communitywide consensus and to help with this, each group
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+ is assigned a Steering Committee liaison.
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+ Leads may call on liaisons to act as a point of contact from Steering,
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+ be an advisor for governance or community health matters, and kick
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+ things off and consult throughout the process for [ annual reports] ( committee-steering/governance/annual-reports.md ) .
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Liaisons do not make decisions for the community group or on behalf of
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the Steering Committee.
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Liaisons are assigned community groups at random (adjustments can be
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made, if needed) with each member having an (almost) equal distribution
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- of SIGs, WGs and UGs.
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+ of SIGs, WGs and UGs. Each year after Steering Committee elections, new
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+ members will assume one of the departing members groups.
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| Community Group | Steering Committee Liaison |
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| [ Committee Code of Conduct] ( committee-code-of-conduct/README.md ) | Tim Pepper (** [ @tpepper ] ( https://github.com/tpepper ) ** ) |
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| [ Committee Security Response] ( committee-security-response/README.md ) | Stephen Augustus (** [ @justaugustus ] ( https://github.com/justaugustus ) ** ) |
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+ ## Expectations
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+ ### Liaison will:
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+ - Alert leads the Annual Report process is starting, expectations, and timeline
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+ - Check-ins with their groups at least once a quarter. This could mean a group DM
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+ with Chairs, a visit to a group meeting, or some other connection. Get a pulse
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+ on health of the following:
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+ - Contributor base
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+ - Chairs and other leads: How are they?
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+ - Contributors, reviewers, approvers: How are they?
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+ - Newcomers: able to efficiently join and contribute?
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+ - Operational Health
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+ - Transparency of meetings and decision processes (eg: published meeting
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+ agendas, minutes, and video recordings)
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+ - Communication best practices for shared status and decision making across
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+ a WG and its sponsor SIG(s) and a SIG and its subprojects
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+ - Provide consultation on how to improve operational health
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+ - Gap Analysis
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+ - Where is the group now and where do they want/need to be?
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+ - Act as conduit for incoming cross-cutting deliverables requirements, such as
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+ ones relative to test, infra, org, docs, etc.
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+ - Check that sustainability is a priority.
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+ - What is the group doing to ensure contributions are sustainable?
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+ - What does the group need in order to keep things going?
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+ - Are there areas of concern?
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+ - Update Steering Committee keep the Steering Committee in the loop and keep
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+ track of trackable (ie: not sensitive) work in public issues.
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+ - Advise on funding matters - how to request and other inquiries
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+ - Connect leads to whatever they need, when they ask. (if possible!)
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+ ### Liaisons should:
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+ - Communicate with their groups on important business that happens at Steering
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+ level (via our meetings, etc) in order for Steering to achieve a pulse on the
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+ work we are doing and acknowledge governance changes.
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+ - Example: if Steering is crafting a new policy, check in with the chairs to
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+ see how it would fare with their groups.
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