OK you have a plan -- now what?

[Guest MousePad]

Lot of good plans for changing the system on this board and lots of excellent discussion.

 

Now the hard part -- How to get from this board into law. I doubt TSSAA Board of Control or Legislative Council reads this board so someone is going to have to prepare a plan, get the plan to TSSAA governing body, get it voted on and passed.

 

Who is going to do this?

[VolunteerGeneral]

Not me!! :^)

[silverpie]

I have actually on one occasion made a proposal to TSSAA (it was an alternative plan of tournaments for bowling).

[pujo]

It's got to be Ela .He has the best plan. I'm sure he would have to change a few things. but the general idea is great.

[bearmen]

Changes made to the bylaws of the tssaa can't be presented to the legislative council by an individual. Those proposed changes must come from a school that is a member and be signed by the principal. If you really want the change to have a chance,a school needs to get it o

n the agenda of their regional meeting that is held in the fall. IMO the legislative council will take a good look at those proposals that are passed in the regional meetings,if the majority of our membership wants the proposal.

I don't think The merit proposal has a chance but any proposal can be put to a vote by the membership.

[silverpie]

There are two steps involved. The issue of how classification is done (such as the multiplier system) is in the jurisdiction of the Legislative Council. Then, if they approve that, it falls to the Board of Control to set up the playoff structure for each sport.