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Executive Committee Info
 Introduction Responsibilities Membership Meeting Minutes Election Results Voting Records EC Meeting Attendance EC project on java.net EC Standing Rules Introduction
The Executive Committee (EC) is the group of Members guiding the evolution of Java technology in the Java Community Process (JCP). The EC represents both major stakeholders and a representative cross-section of the Java Community. The EC is responsible for approving the passage of specifications through key points of the JCP and for reconciling discrepancies between specifications and their associated test suites.
There were two ECs (the SE/EE EC and the ME EC) which were merged into one EC with JCP 2.9. For more information about the function of the Executive Committee, please refer to the Java Community Process 2.9 document and its Executive Committee's Standing Rules. Responsibilities
The Executive Committee is expected to:
Note: EC Members listed in red are currently non-voting members because of their attendance record. See the EC Standing Rules for details.
Meeting Minutes
See the EC Meeting Materials page for minutes and materials from Executive Committee meetings. Election Results
The new Executive Committee Members were elected in November 2012. The election results are here. The Program Management Office (PMO) handles the day-to-day running of the Java Community Process. To contact the PMO, please refer to the PMO contact page. For EC Members: Access to private Executive Committee home page. Voting Records
Click here for 2012 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2011 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2010 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2009 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2008 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2007 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2006 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2005 statistics on EC voting and participation.
Click here for 2004 statistics on EC voting and participation.
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