As a result, the shift from campaign trail rhetoric to halls-of-governance reality could prove turbulent.
He told a Westminster Hall debate on governance of the internet: While the internet is renowned for being a worldwide network free from central control and co-ordination, there is a technical need for some key parts of the internet to be globally co-ordinated and this co-ordination role is undertaken by Iana [Internet Assigned Numbers Authority].
He suggested that Google's warning message was instead intended to create "warm, fuzzy feelings about Google" in the "halls of Internet governance organizations".
Inside the hall paeans to "ethics", "good governance", "social and humanitarian responsibilities", "respect" and "fair play" tumble into a sea of platitudes.
A diabolic figure stares down from a 14th-century fresco depicting "bad governance" in Siena's town hall.
The Giuliani City Hall has many strengths, but providing access to the machinery of governance has never been one of them.
Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky has said he is "not reassured at all" by the government's proposals to radically overhaul BBC governance, saying they could mean the BBC "drifts dangerously close to becoming a state broadcaster".
Kelli and I met again in November 2005 in a Copenhagen lecture hall, where I watched her tell her story at the Play the Game sports governance conference sponsored by the Danish Institute for Sports Studies.
The hall is the seat of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, the top of a local governance structure that now-infamously failed to heed repeated warnings about fire safety from residents of Grenfell Tower.
There, APA authorities will face members' confusion and rage during three APA Council governance meetings, a three-day teach-in organized by Psychologists for Social Responsibility, and open town hall meetings.
