[announce] ICANN posts Final Task Force Report On Whois Services
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Final Task force report on WHOIS Services http://gnso.icann.org/issues/whois-privacy/whois-services-final-tf-report-12mar07.htm Proposed Changes to the Whois Service - ICANN Staff Discussion Points http://gnso.icann.org/issues/whois-privacy/staff-discussion-points-whois-final-15mar2007.htm To assist the GNSO in its deliberations, and to support the work of the community, the ICANN staff has prepared 'Staff Notes on Potential Implementation Issues.' This document details implementation questions and issues relating to the Task Force policy recommendation and its minority report — the 'Operational Point of Contact' (OPoC) proposal and the 'Special Circumstances' proposal -- and is intended to inform ongoing policy work on these issues in a constructive way. Online Discussion Forum on Final Task Force Report Submit comments to: whois-comments-2007@xxxxxxxxx View comments at http://forum.icann.org/lists/whois-comments-2007/ A forum has been set up to facilitate further discussion on Whois and the Final Task Force Report. This forum is not part of the formal policy development process, but has been created to allow ICANN stakeholders to continue to share and discuss their views on the output of the Whois Task Force and to inform the process as it moves forward at the GNSO Council level. Next Steps The GNSO Council will now begin consideration of the Task Force recommendations. The Council will hold public discussions on this topic during the ICANN Lisbon meetings, and will continue its work online and through conference calls thereafter (updates on Council Whois activities can be found at http://gnso.icann.org/issues/whois-privacy/). Following its deliberations, the GNSO Council may make a policy recommendation to the ICANN Board. Should the ICANN Board receive a recommendation from the GNSO Council, it must then consider whether to accept it.
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