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[council] Outcomes of meetings between GNSO Council members and ICANN staff

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  • Subject: [council] Outcomes of meetings between GNSO Council members and ICANN staff
  • From: "Bruce Tonkin" <Bruce.Tonkin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 03:05:10 +1000
  • Cc: "Olof Nordling" <olof.nordling@xxxxxxxxx>, "Tim Cole" <cole@xxxxxxxxx>, "Tina Dam" <dam@xxxxxxxxx>, "Maria Farrell" <maria.farrell@xxxxxxxxx>, "Dan Halloran" <halloran@xxxxxxxxx>, "Kurt Pritz" <pritz@xxxxxxxxx>, "John Jeffrey" <jeffrey@xxxxxxxxx>, "Liz Williams" <liz.williams@xxxxxxxxx>
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  • Thread-topic: Outcomes of meetings between GNSO Council members and ICANN staff

Hello All,

At the meeting today it was agreed that:
- the ICANN staff associated with gtld issues (operational and policy)
will work together with the GNSO Council to plan GNSO related work on a
4 month, 12 month (GNSO Operational Plan), and 3 year basis (GNSO
strategic plan)

The GNSO planning process will feed into the overall ICANN planning
process.

At each ICANN meeting, time will be devoted to planning work.   For this
meeting, Sunday morning from 10am to 1pm has been allocated for this
task.

The independent external reviews of the GNSO Council and GNSO-as-a-whole
will form input into the operational and strategic planning process.

With respect to policy development work, the final policy agreed by the
Council should include:
- policy aims
- text for registry and registrar contracts
- metrics to measure the effectiveness of the new policy

At the beginning of policy development work, ICANN staff will assist in
establishing a benchmark for the current operating environment (which
could be done by surveying the activities of s sample of registrars
representing at least 75% of the registrations - comprising of some
large, some small, and some in a range of countries).   For example if
the policy was about transfers, ICANN would establish the current number
of successful, and rejected transfers, or the current numbers of
transfers that fail for some particular reason.

ICANN staff legal advice is required to assist in translating the policy
aims/recommendations into contractual text.

ICANN operational staff will assist in defining metrics, carrying out
measurements, and reporting measurements to the GNSO community.

Regards,
Bruce Tonkin






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