The easier call, theoretically, would be to reappoint either O'Driscoll or Paul O'Connell, the captain in South Africa four years ago.
Republican leaders are expected to reappoint electors who were selected before Election Day and who were certified by Secretary of State Katherine Harris last month.
"Voters said that they like the idea of bringing Kelly back, and if a candidate says that they are going to reappoint Kelly, this would be a plus".
The statement has been interpreted to mean the government is refusing to reappoint her to the position, but Guardian Australia understands she has told the government on several occasions she will not seek to be reappointed when her term expires.
Since Mr Lamy is a French socialist, Mr Chirac may be reluctant to reappoint him as France's lone commissioner.
SO BEN BERNANKE is to be reappointed for a second term.
One immediate challenge will be whether to reappoint Bernard Parks, the chief of police.
She said officials had told her they were reluctant to reappoint Dr. Howard now, because doing so could tie the hands of the next president.
Mr. Mori is expected to reappoint the ministers and then turn to regular business, including economic doldrums and scheduled diplomatic meetings.
The university said it "has not been custom" to reappoint its chancellor.
The Prince Regent was prepared to reappoint all the members of the Perceval ministry under a new leader.
