[bc-gnso] FW: Communication from Business Constituency regarding position of Constituency on approval of UDRP providers
Dear BC members
The following communication has been transmitted to ICANN Board Chair;
CEO/President Fadi Chehade, with copy to John Jeffrey, General Counsel and
Board Secretary to convey the position that the BC developed regarding concerns
about approval of UDRP providers.
During the BC's list discussion over the last few days regarding this topic,
some members raised other considerations that they wish to discuss, such how to
ensure that providers are available from the developing countries that can
effectively serve the new gTLDs, especially IDNs and those who may have
significant numbers of new registrants from such regions as Africa, Latin
America, Arab States.
Steve Delbianco, V.Chair, Policy Coordination has provided information about
how such topics might be addressed, and changes to any BC position be
undertaken.
Stay tuned for whether BC members do propose changes or updates to an existing
BC statement, such as this.
In addition, one BC member, Phil Corwin also shared a letter from the
association he represents, sent in individual capacity to the Board, and which
also references the BC position of October 2010. If other BC members do also
write in your individual capacity, please also share an informational copy
with the BC list.
Marilyn CadeBC ChairFrom: marilynscade@xxxxxxxxxxx
To: steve.crocker@xxxxxxxxx; fadi.chehade@xxxxxxxxx; john.jeffrey@xxxxxxxxx
CC: excomm@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Communication from Business Constituency regarding position of
Constituency on approval of UDRP providers
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2013 16:57:57 -0500
Dear Chairman Crocker and President/CEO Chehade
Comment from BC on recognizing new UDRP providers
It has come to our attention that the Board Consent agenda includes
consideration of a proposal for a new UDRP provider. This was a surprise to
many, as there had been no intervening communications with the broader
community since 2010. There is therefore a lack of information regarding the
proposal and how earlier concerns have been addressed by ICANN.
I am retransmitting the position of the BC regarding recognizing new UDRP
providers, which was developed and posted in October 2010, in response to an
ICANN proposal to recognize new domain name dispute providers.
As described in the Statement, the BC believes that ICANN should implement a
standard mechanism for establishing uniform rules and procedures and flexible
means of delineating and enforcing arbitration provider responsibilities.
Transmitted by the BC Chair, on behalf of the Business ConstituencyFebruary 27,
2013
Attachment:
B C comment on recognizing new UDRP providers - Oct 2010 submission
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