If I were the boss of the world, the Agenda would have been published prior to the meeting. Again, I think it is a fine piece of work that was very responsive to the needs of the general membership. I personally am proud of it and can't think of any reason why anyone else would not be as well.

I would love right now to share my opinions on every item on the Agenda (you would get sooooooo bored).

Here, however, is what is holding me back. The Agenda was developed as a group effort, and a good argument could be made that the document as a whole, and its contents, are privileged unless, and until such time as, the TB, as a group, decides to make them public. So, my hands are tied.

I have decided that it is far more important for me to remain on TB, doing my very best to represent the interest of the general membership, than to charge in with a possible violation of secrecy which could result in my removal from TB.