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1) Local openEHR activity will happen through Qualified Membership for the Localisation Program where individuals and organisations (?) can join from different countries (may as well be a specific territory, language group etc. depending on what local needs are). Acceptance will be based on relevant experience and skills required for localisation activities.
2) Localisation Program Advisory GroupCommittee, consisting of up to nine individuals, will decide about who can be qualified members in this arena. Main focus of this Advisory Group Committee is to look at work with the Community and Board and describe how to establish local presence, what processes are required to getting activity in that country and eventually having an affiliated organisation that takes on local representation. This can be any suitably constituted organisation involved in IT. For example in New Zealand it'll be through HL7 NZ Affiliate.
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6) How will local activity work? Each local organisation will have one or more qualified members and a national openEHR representative but may many other members.It is expected that each project or work stream will at least one qualified member who will lead or provide guidance to other members. This will ensure that it'll get proper 'openEHR' seal.
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