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Re: [gtld-council] Re: [council] GNSO PDP new TLDS: Call for further information
- To: ross@xxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: [gtld-council] Re: [council] GNSO PDP new TLDS: Call for further information
- From: Liz Williams <liz.williams@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 19:49:58 +0100
Ross
Perhaps I can provide some input from my side and we could take this
up on the next Council call.
The meeting in Washington was a "committee meeting" -- not a meeting
of the whole group who are working on the PDP.
It was clear from the Washington meeting that more consultation
needed to take place on technical criteria. From my personal notes,
"staff to produce a document that is the current status quo on
technical criteria for TLDs. Then send to the constituencies for
their comments and input".
From BT's 26 Feb email to the gtld-council list (I don't have the
exact citation or link but I am sure you can find it easily on the
chronological link to the GNSO archives) "there seemed to be general
agreement that technical criteria were important. Some stated that
these technical criteria should only be those "necessary". I (BT)
recommend that each constituency consider what technical criteria
they feel is "necessary". I have asked the ICANN staff to prepare a
summary of the "current" technical criteria that have evolved from
the 2000 and 2004 rounds, and are also included in recent new TLD
agreements".
As I said in my original mail, it would be helpful for constituencies
to provide more information prior to the Wellington meeting for
inclusion, after discussion, in an updated Initial Report.
Liz
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Liz Williams
Senior Policy Counselor
ICANN - Brussels
+32 2 234 7874 tel
+32 2 234 7848 fax
+32 497 07 4243 mob
On 08 Mar 2006, at 17:29, Ross Rader wrote:
Bruce -
After reading this document (which I haven't entirely digested yet)
it occurred to me that our "project plan" isn't quite clear. I am
not familiar with the iterative consultation model that it appears
that we are moving forward with. This makes it difficult for me to
understand a) what deliverables my constituency will be required to
provide down the road and b) how these deliverables will be
treated. This draft of the document requests that each constituency
refine its position in order to facilitate a consultation with
other supporting organizations. I am unclear how this fits into the
policy development process and equally unclear whether or not
similar requests will be made of the constituencies in the future.
It would be useful if our work plan could be clarified and a more
definite project plan be produced. This will help me work more
closely with my constituency, mindful of the larger requirements of
the work plan ahead of us. Consultation with a group as large as
the registrars can be costly and time consuming - it is very
difficult to undertake a consultation and provide quality results
on a seemingly ad hoc basis.
Thank you in advance for any further clarity that you can provide.
-ross
Liz Williams wrote:
Dear Colleagues
I have attached for your review a document which sets out a
request for additional information on the technical selection
criteria for new TLDs.
The document focuses on four key questions around technical
criteria which we discussed at some length at the Washington meeting.
Could I ask you and your constituencies to come to Wellington with
more detailed information about your positions (and the
justification for those positions based on ICANN's mission and
values)? We would then be able to move forward with discussions
about the appropriateness of other selection criteria and
allocation methods.
I will be delivering to you all, I hope by the end of this week,
an updated version of the new TLD /Initial Report/ in which I have
included Washington inputs and other information.
I would expect to be working on that /Initial Report/ during the
two day session planned for 25 & 26 March.
Kind regards and, of course, any questions come straight back to
me. If necessary, we could add quick discussion of this document
to the agenda for next week's Council call.
Liz
.....................................................
Liz Williams
Senior Policy Counselor
ICANN - Brussels
+32 2 234 7874 tel
+32 2 234 7848 fax
+32 497 07 4243 mob
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