[council] RE: Adrian Kinderis - SOI (nee DOI)

[Adrian Kinderis <adrian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hells Bells.

Sorry folks. That is my Declaration of Interest.

I believe it holds true for the upcoming meeting as most topics are on new 
gTLD's.

P.S. What is the point of all this? How would a DOI differ on a meeting to 
meeting basis from a SOI? What is the penalty should I not do a DOI?



Adrian Kinderis


From: owner-council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of Adrian Kinderis
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 8:40 PM
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Subject: [council] Adrian Kinderis - SOI

Adrian Kinderis - Registrar Constituency

I am Chief Executive Officer of AusRegistry Group Pty Ltd a company based in 
Melbourne, Australia and an ICANN accredited Registrar and member of the 
Registrar Constituency.
The AusRegistry Group of companies includes;

- AusRegistry Pty Ltd which is

*        the Registry Services provider for all second level .au domain names

- AusRegistry International Pty Ltd which is

*        a Registry Consultancy Service

*        a Registry Software and infrastructure provider for ccTLD's (including 
IDN ccTLD's)

*        a Registry Software and infrastructure provider around new gTLD's 
(including IDN gTLD's)

*        AusRegistry International currently has no plans to apply for any new 
gTLD's as a gTLD applicant (In other words there is no real change to our 
underlying business model - of providing technology services for Domain Name 
Registries and Registration)

I hold the position of Director in all companies above.

None of the companies within the AusRegistry Group are affiliated with any 
current gTLD Registry operator with the exception of AusRegistry Pty Ltd of 
which Afilias has a minority shareholding.
I am not in possession of any gTLD Registry proprietary or sensitive 
information, nor have I ever been. I am not an officer, director, consultant, 
or employee of any other member of this Constituency or any other ICANN 
Constituency. I like to collect butterflies.


Adrian Kinderis