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Re: [gnso-ppsc-wg] Your feedback requested - section 3.2. Representativeness
- To: Marika Konings <marika.konings@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [gnso-ppsc-wg] Your feedback requested - section 3.2. Representativeness
- From: "S. Subbiah" <subbiah@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 04 May 2010 07:09:52 -0700
Not unreasonable. Ask the Chair to affirmatively respond "yes" on the
first report to CO before or just after kicking off WG.
Marika Konings wrote:
*3.2. Representativeness
*
Ideally, a Working Group should mirror the diversity and
representativeness of the GNSO community by having representatives
from most, if not all, GNSO Stakeholder Groups and/or Constituencies.
It should be noted that certain issues might be more of interest to
one part of the community than others. The Chair, in cooperation with
the GNSO Secretariat and ICANN Staff, is expected to assess whether
the WG has sufficiently broad representation, and if not, which groups
should be approached to encourage participation. Similarly, if the
Chair is of the opinion that there is over-representation to the point
of capture, he/she should inform the Chartering Organization.
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/Comments
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/INTA: The Committee applauds the statement in this subsection that “a
Working Group should mirror the diversity and representativeness of
the GNSO community by having representatives from most, if not all,
GNSO Stakeholder Groups and/or Constituencies.” The Committee also
appreciates that this subsection requires that the Chair, GNSO
Secretariat and ICANN Staff to assess whether the WG has sufficiently
broad representation and requires the Chair to inform the Chartering
Organization if the Chair believes there is overrepresentation of a
particular constituency to the point of “capture.” In the continued
spirit of transparency and insuring inclusiveness, the Committee
recommends:
· Amending this subsection to provide some sort of formal mechanism to
ensure that the Chair affirmatively confirm that there is inclusive
representation and not overrepresentation./
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