1. Agenda
2. Opening Comments of Chair
3. voting member Sign-in - sign in by voting for any of the options
4. Reports (Executive members and Officers please post your reports here)
A. President
B. Vice President
C. Secretary
D. Past President
E. FIDE Representative
F. Youth Coordinator
G. Masters Representative
H. Woman’s Coordinator
I. Rating Auditor
J. Chess Foundation of Canada
K. Kalev Pugi Fund
L. Treasurer
M. Executive Director: Financial Report
5A Discussion Items
1) Robert Hamilton lawsuit
2) Olympiad Qualifications and Motions by Victor Plotkin
3) Chess Foundation discussion
4) CFC Handbook
5) New business
5B Motions.
6 motions by Victor Plotkin see below
1 motion by Paul Leblanc, Pierre Denomme see below
Part II "The Voting Booth" Voting on motions
Attention voting members: the voting period if required is day 4 (November 23) through day 7 (November 26)
6.
1 Voting on motions
Part II At end of meeting
7. Closing Comments by Chair
8. Adjournment
Motions regarding selection of players for the Olympiad teams.
Proposed by CFC masters representative Victor Plotkin
Motion #1. Selection of payers.
a. The National Team shall consist of 5 players, as follows:
1). The winner of the last Canadian Closed that took place 5-36 months prior to the Olympiad and that has not been used as a qualification for a previous Olympiad.
2). The 4 highest ranked players as determined by formula.
3). If no tournament described in a1 took place, then the 5 highest ranked players as determined by formula.
b. The Women Team shall consist of 5 players, as follows:
1). The winner of the last Canadian Women that took place 5-36 months prior to the Olympiad and that has not been used as a qualification for a previous Olympiad.
2). The 4 highest ranked female players as determined by formula.
3). If no tournament described in b1 took place, then the 5 highest ranked female players as determined by formula.
c. If a player declines their invitation, a replacement player will be selected according to formula.
Motion #2. Formula for ranking payers.
a. The composition of the Teams shall be determined by formula, calculated 5 months before the start of Olympiad.
b. The formula takes the last published rating as a base for the Teams.
Motion #3. Rating for the Olympiad.
The formula uses FIDE rating only as a base for the National Team. The formula uses the average CFC-FIDE rating as a base for the Women Team. Any number is rounded to the nearest 1. 0.5 is rounded to 1. If 2 or more players have the same total number then the younger age will be used as the tie-breaker.
Motion #4. Bonuses/penalties for the last Canadian Closed and Canadian Women.
Bonuses/penalties for performance in the last Canadian Closed or last Canadian Women, respectively, that took place 5-36 months prior to the Olympiad and that has not been used as qualification for a previous Olympiad:
+20 points for 2nd place
+10 points for 3rd place
-10 points if the player did not participate or withdrew.
This bonus/penalty will be added/subtracted to any base rating number (last rating, average rating or highest rating).
Motion #5. Bonuses for young players.
5 points for every full year of age under 23. This bonus will be added to any base rating number ((last rating, average rating or highest rating).
Motion #6. Bonus/penalties for performance in the last Olympiad:
(Points won subtracted by the expected number of points according to rating) multiplied by 10. 0 points if the player did not participate.
This bonus/penalty will be added/subtracted to any base rating number (last rating, average rating or highest rating). The number is rounded to the nearest 1. 0.5 is rounded to 1.
Motion regarding rating of games played outside the CFC
Moved by Leblanc seconded by Denommee:
Handbook article 436 pertains to CFC members applying to have their results in foreign FIDE rated events rated by the CFC for a fee of $25 provided the CFC is notified a month in advance. I move that FQE and USCF events be added to this article. In the same article, new CFC players with USCF or FIDE ratings are started with whichever of those ratings under which the player has played the most recent games. I move to add FQE to that criteria. Some editorial changes to the wording would be necessary so that FQE members are not referred to as foreign players or non-residents.
2. Opening Comments of Chair
3. voting member Sign-in - sign in by voting for any of the options
4. Reports (Executive members and Officers please post your reports here)
A. President
B. Vice President
C. Secretary
D. Past President
E. FIDE Representative
F. Youth Coordinator
G. Masters Representative
H. Woman’s Coordinator
I. Rating Auditor
J. Chess Foundation of Canada
K. Kalev Pugi Fund
L. Treasurer
M. Executive Director: Financial Report
5A Discussion Items
1) Robert Hamilton lawsuit
2) Olympiad Qualifications and Motions by Victor Plotkin
3) Chess Foundation discussion
4) CFC Handbook
5) New business
5B Motions.
6 motions by Victor Plotkin see below
1 motion by Paul Leblanc, Pierre Denomme see below
Part II "The Voting Booth" Voting on motions
Attention voting members: the voting period if required is day 4 (November 23) through day 7 (November 26)
6.
1 Voting on motions
Part II At end of meeting
7. Closing Comments by Chair
8. Adjournment
Motions regarding selection of players for the Olympiad teams.
Proposed by CFC masters representative Victor Plotkin
Motion #1. Selection of payers.
a. The National Team shall consist of 5 players, as follows:
1). The winner of the last Canadian Closed that took place 5-36 months prior to the Olympiad and that has not been used as a qualification for a previous Olympiad.
2). The 4 highest ranked players as determined by formula.
3). If no tournament described in a1 took place, then the 5 highest ranked players as determined by formula.
b. The Women Team shall consist of 5 players, as follows:
1). The winner of the last Canadian Women that took place 5-36 months prior to the Olympiad and that has not been used as a qualification for a previous Olympiad.
2). The 4 highest ranked female players as determined by formula.
3). If no tournament described in b1 took place, then the 5 highest ranked female players as determined by formula.
c. If a player declines their invitation, a replacement player will be selected according to formula.
Motion #2. Formula for ranking payers.
a. The composition of the Teams shall be determined by formula, calculated 5 months before the start of Olympiad.
b. The formula takes the last published rating as a base for the Teams.
Motion #3. Rating for the Olympiad.
The formula uses FIDE rating only as a base for the National Team. The formula uses the average CFC-FIDE rating as a base for the Women Team. Any number is rounded to the nearest 1. 0.5 is rounded to 1. If 2 or more players have the same total number then the younger age will be used as the tie-breaker.
Motion #4. Bonuses/penalties for the last Canadian Closed and Canadian Women.
Bonuses/penalties for performance in the last Canadian Closed or last Canadian Women, respectively, that took place 5-36 months prior to the Olympiad and that has not been used as qualification for a previous Olympiad:
+20 points for 2nd place
+10 points for 3rd place
-10 points if the player did not participate or withdrew.
This bonus/penalty will be added/subtracted to any base rating number (last rating, average rating or highest rating).
Motion #5. Bonuses for young players.
5 points for every full year of age under 23. This bonus will be added to any base rating number ((last rating, average rating or highest rating).
Motion #6. Bonus/penalties for performance in the last Olympiad:
(Points won subtracted by the expected number of points according to rating) multiplied by 10. 0 points if the player did not participate.
This bonus/penalty will be added/subtracted to any base rating number (last rating, average rating or highest rating). The number is rounded to the nearest 1. 0.5 is rounded to 1.
Motion regarding rating of games played outside the CFC
Moved by Leblanc seconded by Denommee:
Handbook article 436 pertains to CFC members applying to have their results in foreign FIDE rated events rated by the CFC for a fee of $25 provided the CFC is notified a month in advance. I move that FQE and USCF events be added to this article. In the same article, new CFC players with USCF or FIDE ratings are started with whichever of those ratings under which the player has played the most recent games. I move to add FQE to that criteria. Some editorial changes to the wording would be necessary so that FQE members are not referred to as foreign players or non-residents.
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