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[council] New gTLDS: Briefing Papers for ICANN Board-GAC Consultations
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- Subject: [council] New gTLDS: Briefing Papers for ICANN Board-GAC Consultations
- From: Glen de Saint Géry <Glen@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 00:42:37 -0800
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New gTLDS: Briefing Papers for ICANN Board-GAC Consultations
21 February 2011
In preparation for the ICANN Board-GAC consultation in Brussels on 28 February
and 1 March 2011, ICANN has prepared briefing papers to address the 12 topics
identified in the GAC's Cartagena communiqué as "...outstanding and require
additional discussion between the Board and the GAC." As some of the topics
were considered to overlap or be inter-related, more than one topic is covered
in some of the briefing papers.
The aim of the briefing papers is to identify the areas of difference which
remain between the ICANN Board and the GAC on the nominated topics to focus the
discussion on the issues in Brussels. These areas of difference have been
identified through the GAC Principles on New gTLDs, GAC communications to the
Board on the new gTLD program, and GAC communiqués. There have also been
conference calls among ICANN Board, GAC and staff in the past few weeks to
confirm the areas of difference. The papers also provide background and ICANN's
position on the issues raised. Also attached to most briefing papers is an
annex containing reference documents: the first is a summary of actions taken
responding to GAC and public comments; and the second is a table which provides
a chronological listing of GAC advice and comments on new gTLDs, responses
provided by ICANN and key documents published on the topics.
Note that the GAC is preparing its own scorecard on these same issues -
highlighting GAC consensus positions on the New gTLD Program and where that
position differs from the current implementation model. It is expected that the
GAC and ICANN papers will differ. The primary purpose of the Brussels
consultation is to get joint understanding of specific differences between the
GAC and Board positions. Once that understanding is obtained, the parties can
work toward a common position.
These briefing papers are being posted for information only, so that interested
participants will be able to have a sense of the issues to be discussed during
the ICANN Board-GAC consultation. They are not being published for public
comment.
The briefing papers are as follows:
Objection Procedures: includes requirements for governments to pay fees;
procedures for review of sensitive strings; and early warning to
applications-whether a proposed string would be considered controversial or to
raise sensitivities (including geographical names) [PDF, 362 KB]
Root Zone Scaling (to be provided)
Market and Economic Impacts [PDF, 312 KB]
Registry-Registrar Separation [PDF, 321 KB]
Protection of Rights Owners (trademark protections) [PDF, 273 KB]
Consumer Protection Issues (malicious conduct) [PDF, 259 KB]
Law Enforcement Due Diligence Recommendations [PDF, 141 KB]
Post Delegation Disputes with governments [PDF, 250 KB]
Geographic Names: use and protection of geographical names [PDF, 370 KB]
Legal Recourse for Applicants [PDF, 170 KB]
Providing Opportunities for all Stakeholders [PDF, 256 KB]
The Agenda for the meeting is still being finalized.
Glen de Saint Géry
GNSO Secretariat
gnso.secretariat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://gnso.icann.org
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