Re: [council] Whois motion

[Wendy Seltzer <wendy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I second.

--Wendy

On 03/08/2011 05:18 PM, Stéphane Van Gelder wrote:
> 
> Thanks Tim,
> 
> Is there a second for this motion?
> 
> Stéphane
> 
> 
> 
> Le 8 mars 2011 à 21:52, Tim Ruiz a écrit :
> 
>> I would prefer to have some additional information before voting on more
>> studies: 
>>
>> 1. An update on the current study already in progress, with estimated
>> completion date and then next steps on that for Staff and Council.
>>
>> 2. Information or report from Staff on resources required for the above
>> over the rest of the fiscal year, and Staff resources that are available
>> to follow through on additional studies the rest of this fiscal year.
>>
>> 3. Information or report from ICANN's CFO or other appropriate Staff on
>> money still available for further studies this fiscal year.
>>
>> The above information will help us make responsible decisions about how
>> best to use the resources that are made available to us. If a motion is
>> required to do this, then I so move:
>>
>> Whereas the GNSO Council must make decisions on which pending Whois
>> Studies are yet to be pursued (link to appropriate Staff reports on cost
>> and feasibility studies); and
>>
>> Whereas the GNSO Council wishes to make fiscally responsible decisions;
>> therefore be it
>>
>> Resolved that the GNSO Council asks Staff to provide as soon as
>> reasonably possible:
>>
>> 1. An update on the current Whois Study already in progress, with
>> estimated completion date and then next steps on that for Staff and
>> Council.
>>
>> 2. Information or report on resources required for the above over the
>> rest of the fiscal year, and Staff resources that are available to
>> follow through on additional studies the rest of this fiscal year.
>>
>> 3. Information or report from ICANN's CFO or other appropriate Staff on
>> money still available for further studies this fiscal year.
>>
>>
>>
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