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Steering Members are organizations that sign a legal agreement capturing the
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ideas summarized in the documents on this repository. They may participate in
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each Working Group and the Steering Committee. The Steering Member designates an
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- individual to represent the organization in Steering Committee meetings.
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- The current Steering Committee votes on accepting new Steering Members
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- taking the following factors into consideration, among other aspects:
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+ individual to represent the organization in Steering Committee meetings. The
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+ current Steering Committee votes on accepting new Steering Members taking the
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+ following factors into consideration, among other aspects:
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- Organization has demonstrated a sustained interest and commitment in
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standardizing a quantum intermediate representation.
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### 3.1. Steering Committee
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The Steering Committee is the body that is responsible for governing the
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- Project, coordinating Working Groups, and managing assets.
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+ Project, coordinating Working Groups, and managing assets. To keep discussions
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+ productive and balanced, attendance is generally limited to two attendees per
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+ organization. The Steering Committee may grant an exception to this rule for a
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+ specific meeting and purpose only.
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### 3.2. Chairperson
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The Project will have a Chairperson whose responsibilities include leading the
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- Steering Committee, organizing meetings, organizing voting, identifying new
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- Working Groups, managing finance, tracking Working Group progress, ensuring
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- Working Group meet their goals, and any other activities Approved by the
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- Steering Committee. The Chairperson may delegate responsibilities to another
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- party. The Steering Committee may Approve a new Chairperson.
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+ Steering Committee, organizing meetings, managing finance, organizing voting,
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+ identifying new Working Groups, tracking Working Group progress, ensuring
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+ Working Group meet their goals, organizing community calls and official events,
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+ serving as contact and representing the QIR Alliance, updating and maintaining
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+ the official webpage, and any other activities approved by the Steering
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+ Committee. The Chairperson may delegate responsibilities to another party. The
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+ Steering Committee may Approve a new Chairperson. The Chairperson may designate
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+ an interim chair if they may be absent from one Steering Committee meeting. The
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+ Chairperson can be an external person. The Chairperson doesn’t have to be an
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+ employee of one of the Steering Committee member organizations. The Chairperson
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+ doesn’t have any voting privilege unless they are also appointed as the
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+ designated voting delegate by one of the steering committee members. The
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+ Chairperson is appointed for a duration of a year or until their affiliation
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+ changes and they can be reelected. The Steering Committee may call for a new
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+ Chairperson nomination at anytime.
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### 3.3. Rhythm of Business
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- The seat of a Steering Member may be vacated if a Steering Committee delegate
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- is not designated or absent for more than one third of Steering Committee meetings
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- in one year without the prior consent of the Steering Committee. A Steering Member
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- can nominate a temporary stand-in. Prior consent can be requested to the Steering
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- Committee by sending a written communication to the chairman for consideration at
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- the next Steering Committee meeting. If approved, the chairman will send a written
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- confirmation that the request has been granted. An organization should make sure
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- to have an updated contact on file. By default, we consider the retirement of
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- Steering Members once a year, but the Steering Committee is free to add a new
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- member throughout the year.
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+ The seat of a Steering Member may be vacated if a Steering Committee delegate is
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+ not designated or absent for more than one third of Steering Committee meetings
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+ in one year without the prior consent of the Steering Committee. A Steering
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+ Member can nominate a temporary stand-in. Prior consent can be requested to the
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+ Steering Committee by sending a written communication to the chairman for
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+ consideration at the next Steering Committee meeting. If approved, the chairman
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+ will send a written confirmation that the request has been granted. An
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+ organization should make sure to have an updated contact on file. By default, we
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+ consider the retirement of Steering Members once a year, but the Steering
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+ Committee is free to add a new member throughout the year.
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+ ### 3.4. Core Maintainers
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+ Core Maintainers take an active role in maintaining content in one or more of
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+ the repositories under the QIR Alliance. The two primary designated maintainers
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+ for each active public repository under the QIR Alliance are automatically
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+ attributed the title of a Core Maintainer. Additional people that contribute
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+ significantly across various repos may be added and removed at the discretion of
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+ the Steering Committee via a vote. When doing so, the Steering Committee will
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+ consider the affiliation of the people and prioritize diversity.
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## 4. Decision Making
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