Note the headline on the web page is incorrect as to the article's contents. The BBC's Libya live blog link that alerted me to the story referenced it as I have titled it.

By David Gritten, BBC News, March 28, 2011

Amid the popular Libyan uprising against Col Muammar Gaddafi, residents of towns and cities in the areas of eastern Libya controlled by rebels have formed an interim administration.

The Interim Transitional National Council aims to provide political and military leadership, organise basic services and represent Libyans abroad.

Its leaders say the council is not a government, but aims to "steer" Libya into what they hope will be a post-Gaddafi era and then "guide the country to free elections and the establishment of a constitution for Libya".

According to its website, the body currently has 31 members representing the various regions and cities of Libya. Some have been named, while those representing Ajdabiya, Kufra, Ghat, Nalut, Misrata, Zintan and Zawiya will remain anonymous. Five seats on the council are held by women and five by young people.....

continued with the profiles.

Also, If you follow the link to the Council's website, you will find their "A vision of a democratic Libya," presented for the London summit, is currently posted here, and other statements are under "Announcements."