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Petition to Join Working Group

The public is able to participate in developments as a Public Commenter or Approved Participant:

  • Approved Participant is a member of the public who helps shape the development of a Product through active participation in a product development process. For qualifications and criteria see Section 5 of Public Participation in a Development Rule (ER5).
  • Public Commenter - is a member of the public who helps shape the development of a Product by providing oral or written comments in accordance with RRC rules and policies during the development process. 

If you wish to become an Approved Participant, please complete the below form to submit a petition. Petitions are considered by the Manager of the RRC Working Group. If a petition is denied use the below form to request an appeal. A petition is not required to be a public commenter, contact a working group manager for more information on how to make public comments. 

Petitions to participate in RRC Working Groups and appeals are governed by the Public Participation in a Development Rule (ER5).

Petition to Join Working Group as an Approved Participant

Appeal Denied Petition

Select desired action: 

Your Contact Information
Name

Name of the entity you work for or represent (optional)


Petition Information

Select the Working Group you wish to join

Describe how will your participation represent your interest

How is your interest not already represented in the working group.

Attach any documents that demonstrate your qualifications (ex. resume or CV) (optional)

Supplement any additional information you believe is relevant to your petition (optional)

Appeal Information

Select the Working Group you petitioned to join

Enter the date you submitted the petition to join the selected Working Group

Enter the date you were notified your petition was denied to join the selected Working Group

State why you believe your petition to join the selected Working Group should have been approved

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