AlbHost SH.P.K via members-discuss
wrote on 05/02/2026 16:26:
While consultations are appreciated, it
is difficult not to feel that outcomes are largely predetermined, as
larger LIRs—who benefit most from the status quo—naturally have the
voting power to approve models that preserve it.
Mentor,
Larger LIRs have the same voting power as smaller LIRs. Each member of
the association has one vote, of equal weight, regardless of the size of
their LIR.
If a member has opened multiple LIRs on the same membership account,
then that's one-vote-per-member, not one-vote-per-LIR.
There are situations where due to mergers / buyouts / etc, some larger
organisations will have corporate control over several member accounts,
each with their own voting rights. But in general it's not correct to
say that larger LIRs have more voting power.