There is one more correction for the minutes. At the top of page 2, at the beginning of the discussion on resolutions, it states that Mark R passed out suggested edits. Actually, it was me and I am happy to take the credit for doing that. Although I want to point out again, I was just the messenger, although part of the group that suggested the edits.
While I have the chance, let me also state for the record that normal practice for the Action Council over the years has been that draft resolutions have been shared early on, as soon as there was a viable draft, so that the Action Council could discuss. In those cases, where the resolution was not quite done, the practice has been for the Action Council to endorse in principle realizing that some small changes might be made. That practice has stood the test of time and I recommend going back to it for the future. Let me also be clear about the consequences of getting the resolutions early on and endorsing in principle. That means that the mover no longer owns the resolution, rather that the Action Council now owns it. That also means that the mover may not withdraw the resolution on their own. According to Robert's Rules, at that point a resolution can only be withdrawn with the consent of the body.