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[council] Draft Plan for the Joint GAC/GNSO meeting in Nairobi
- To: GNSO Council List <council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [council] Draft Plan for the Joint GAC/GNSO meeting in Nairobi
- From: William Drake <william.drake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Feb 2010 19:03:45 +0100
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Hi,
Further to discussions among a few of us, here's some draft text for
consideration. When we have something stable this can be folded into a doc
Rosemary has assembled with background information etc.
Best,
Bill
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Draft Plan for the Joint GAC/GNSO meeting in Nairobi
GNSO Proposal for the Joint Meeting
The GAC proposed the first two subject areas below and the third was suggested
in the GNSO. Each could be discussed for up to 20 minutes, or we could select
two of the three to discuss for a half hour each. Included below are examples
of the kinds of questions we might consider addressing under each heading.
1. New gTLD Implementation and Expressions of Interest
a. Clarification questions from the GNSO:
i. Do GAC members have any remaining concerns with respect to geographic
and intellectual property protections?
ii. The GAC proposed that some additional studies be conducted before new
gTLDs are launched; what negative effects, if any, could be foreseen if such
studies are not completed before the launch?
iii. The GAC has questioned the desirability of a single fee structure for
new gTLDs. How might variable fees affect market entry and the larger Internet
environment? How would they impact the distribution and recovery of costs?
iv. The GAC has raised a number of concerns about the suitability and time
frame of the EOI model. Does it have specific suggestions as to how the model
could be improved, or a superior alternative model to suggest?
b. Questions or comments from GAC members:
2. The Affirmation of Commitments
a. Clarification questions from the GNSO:
i. How would GAC members define the meaning of the ”public interest” in
relation to ICANN's identity and mission?
ii. Do GAC members have any specific suggestions on how ICANN's various
bodies, such as the GNSO, could more effectively embody public interest
standards in their work programs?
iii. Do GAC members have any thoughts or expectations regarding the relevance
to the GNSO's policy development process of any recommendations that may be
advanced by the AoC Accountability and Transparency Review Team?
b. Questions or comments from GAC members
3. ICANN in the Wider International Environment
a. Discussion questions from the GNSO:
i. Can GAC members explain the relationship to ICANN in general and to the
GAC principles in particular of the ongoing intergovernmental discussions
(e.g., in the ITU and CSTD) concerning Enhanced Cooperation on Globally
Applicable Public Policy Principles?
ii. Can GAC members help us to understand the objectives and prospects of
the various other proposals that have been advanced in the ITU (some of which
could be taken up by its October 2010 Plenipotentiary Conference) concerning
such topics as the provision of registry services, the harmonization and
coordination of ccTLD policies, internationalized domain names, the interface
between international laws and treaties and Internet governance, security and
stability, IPV6, dispute resolution, and so on?
b. Questions or comments from GAC members
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William J. Drake
Senior Associate
Centre for International Governance
Graduate Institute of International and
Development Studies
Geneva, Switzerland
william.drake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.graduateinstitute.ch/cig/drake.html
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