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[bc-gnso] ALERTS From the Secretariat: Framework of Interpretation Working Group – Interim Report
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- Subject: [bc-gnso] ALERTS From the Secretariat: Framework of Interpretation Working Group – Interim Report
- From: Benedetta Rossi <bc-secretariat@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 12:04:59 +0200
http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-12oct11-en.htm
Framework of Interpretation Working Group – Interim Report
Comment Period Deadlines^(*) Important Information Links
Public Comment Box
<http://www.icann.org/en/public-comment/foiwg-interim-report-12oct11-en.htm>
*Open Date:* 12 October 2011 To Submit Your Comments (Forum)
<mailto:foiwg-interim-report@xxxxxxxxx>
*Close Date:* 1 December 2011 *Time (UTC):* 23:59 View Comments
Submitted <http://forum.icann.org/lists/foiwg-interim-report/>
*Section I: Description, Explanation, and Purpose*
The Framework of Interpretation Working Group (FOIWG) is seeking public
comment on Interim Report on the first topic it has addressed: obtaining
and documenting consent for delegation and re-delegation requests.
The Final Report of the Delegation Redelegation and Retirement Working
Group (DRDWG) identified the following issues with the topic of "consent":
/"The Interpretation of consent (communication that the transfer is
agreed), by IANA's own admission, is highly variable depending on a
number of factors including culture and the immediate physical security
of the ccTLD manager. This includes interpreting a failure to reply to
an IANA email as consent in certain cases of re-delegations where the
current manager has stated he does not support the request."/
The FOIWG identified the applicable polices and procedure statements and
analysed all past cases of ccTLD re-delegations researching the stated
consent in each instance. Based on this analysis the FOIWG identified
the issues in the context of the applicable policies. These issues were
further analysed to identify any issues arising from this analysis.
Based on this analysis the FOIWG developed draft recommendations.
To be most helpful input and feed-back from the community is sought with
respect to the following questions:
1. Is the approach used by the FOIWG satisfactory?
2. Is the documentation that was analyzed to identify issues comprehensive?
3. Do the issues identified by the FOIWG for this topic capture the
major problems associated with the topic? If not, what is missing?
4. Are the proposed guidelines effective solutions to the issues that
were identified?
5. Are the recommendations effective in addressing the concerns raised
in the final report of the DRDWG regarding this topic?
*Section II: Background*
The FOIWG was created by the ccNSO Council following the recommendations
of the Delegation and Re-delegation Working Group (DRDWG):
*/Recommendation 2: Delegation and re-delegation of ccTLDs/*
/The DRDWG recommends that, as a first step, the ccNSO Council
undertakes the development of a “Framework of Interpretation” for
the delegation and re-delegation of ccTLDs. This framework should
provide a clear guide to IANA and the ICANN Board on interpretations
of the current policies, guidelines and procedures relating to the
delegation and re-delegation of ccTLDs./
/The results of the use of such a Framework of Interpretation should
be formally monitored and evaluated by the ccNSO Council after a
pre-determined period. If the results of this evaluation indicate
that the Framework of Interpretation failed to provide logical and
predictable outcomes in ICANN decision making, the ccNSO Council
should then launch PDPs on the delegation and re-delegation of ccTLDs./
The charter of the FOIWG was adopted by the ccNSO Council at its meeting
on 16 March 2011 and appointed as its chair Keith Davidson of .NZ
(former Chair of the DRDWG). In June 2011 the charter was updated to
reflect the participation of the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC).
The charter and the list of participants of the working group can be
found athttp://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/foiwg.htm).
The objective of the FOIWG is to develop and propose a "Framework of
Interpretation" for the delegation and re-delegation of ccTLDs. This
framework should provide a clear guide to IANA and the ICANN Board on
interpretation of the current policies and guidelines pertaining to the
delegation and redelegation of ccTLD’s. The scope of the FOIWG also
clearly specifies that:
* Any proposal to amend, update or change the Policy Statements is
outside the scope of the FOIWG.
* The IANA functions contract between the US Government and ICANN,
including any contract implementation issues or procedures relating
to it, are outside the scope of the FOIWG.
*Section III: Document and Resource Links*
_Documents posted for comment_:
The Interim Report is posted
here:http://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/interim-report-consent-final-12oct11-en.pdf[PDF,
1.63 MB]
_Additional Resources_:
Further information on the work of the Framework of Interpretation
Working Group is available
at:http://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/foiwg.htm.
*Section IV: Additional Information*
The Interim Report addresses the first of the following topics the FOIWG
identified which will be considered individually and in the order presented:
* Obtaining and documenting consent for delegation and re-delegation
requests
* Obtaining and documenting support for delegation and re-delegation
requests from Significantly Interested Parties (sometimes referred
to as Local Internet Community or LIC).
* Developing recommendations for un-consented re-delegations
* Developing a comprehensive glossary of the terms used for the
delegation and re-delegation of ccTLDs.
* Developing recommendations for IANA reports on delegation and
re-delegation.
*Staff Contact:* Bart Boswinkel *Email:* bart.boswinkel@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:bart.boswinkel@xxxxxxxxx?subject=More%20information%20on%20the%20Framework%20of%20Interpretation%20Working%20Group%20%E2%80%93%20Interim%20Report%20public%20comment%20period>
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Kind Regards,
Benedetta Rossi
BC Secretariat
www.bizconst.org
bc-secretariat@xxxxxxxxx
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