brsod2000 wrote:I have gone through the tutorial for the New Calendars and managing the calendars, but I do not see any approval queue for events submitted by differetn auxillary leaders. Am I missing something here?
No approval is necessary. That's a significant change from the old LUWS calendar. The assumption is that a ward will give permissions to people who actually are responsible for each calendar, and then they can manage their calendar(s) appropriately. There also is an implicit assumption that a ward operates with multiple calendars. Organizationally, I would think that a ward council would first discuss events that impact the ward as a whole.
brsod2000 wrote:If they are an editor for their own individual calendar (e.g. elders quorum calendar) do they still need approval to submit the event to the Ward Calendar?
Only an editor for a calendar can add events to that calendar. So for your example, I would think that an elders quorum president would have edit permissions for the EQ calendar, but would not have editor permissions for the General Ward Events calendar (if the ward has such a calendar).
But as I said above, there is no approval mechanism for events. So if the EQ president wants an event to appear on the General Ward Events calendar, and he is not an editor for that calendar, his only option is to ask someone with edit permissions for that calendar (which would include all calendar approvers, such as the bishopric, ward clerks, and executive secretary) to add the event for him.
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