RE: [gnso-dow123] Brief summary of Whois Task Force administrative meeting, 26 June 2006

["Steve Metalitz" <metalitz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I do not recall any decision that Bruce would make a presentation to the 
GAC/GNSO meeting on June 26.  

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From: owner-gnso-dow123@xxxxxxxxx on behalf of Maria Farrell
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Subject: RE: [gnso-dow123] Brief summary of Whois Task Force administrative 
meeting, 26 June 2006


One further point regarding presentation of the Whois task force work; it was 
decided that Bruce Tonkin and Jordyn Buchanan would present the work on Whois 
to the GAC/GNSO meeting on 26 June. 
 
Avri Doria was chosen to present the work of the Whois Task Force at the GNSO 
Public Forum .

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From: owner-gnso-dow123@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-gnso-dow123@xxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of Maria Farrell
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 6:14 PM
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Subject: [gnso-dow123] Brief summary of Whois Task Force administrative 
meeting, 26 June 2006



Dear all,

 

As promised, below is a short summary of the administrative task force meeting 
held during the Marrakech meeting. 

 

Whois TF administrative meeting, 26 June 2006 

 

The meeting was an administrative/planning meeting to formulate timelines for 
ongoing work and also to prepare for presentations on Whois to the GAC and the 
GNSO public forum. 

 

The task force is not likely to hold a physical meeting, but will continue to 
work by phone and email. 

 

It was agreed that the task force build into its timelines some public comment 
periods that are longer than 20 days. Comment periods of up to 45 days were 
suggested. This would help other parties provide input to the work. It was also 
agreed that outreach is at least as important as the time period of public 
comments, and that task force reports in public comment period be accompanied 
by commentaries identifying areas of disagreement (and strong need for input). 
Targeting specific groups like the SSAC and identifying security issues in it 
for them was one suggestion. 

 

It was agreed to present a final task force report to the GNSO Council by the 
December ICANN meeting in Sao Paulo. To achieve this, the task force needs to 
complete its work on the preliminary report in the first half of October in 
order to provide sufficient time for public comments. Following public 
comments, the task force will work to reconsider (if appropriate) those 
comments and see if changes are required to the final report. To consider it at 
the Sao Paulo meeting, the GNSO Council will need to receive the final task 
force report by 22 November, 2006.