S. Moonesamy

A June 2011 minute of AFRINIC's public policy discussions records two things about one participant that are rarely printed together: he was named as a chair of the session, and he took himself out of the consensus evaluation of a proposal he had co-authored. The withdrawal is procedural, unglamorous and easy to overlook. It is also the only act in the available record that shows precisely where his authority ended and another person's began.