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RE: [council] Proposed Amendments to JAS motion
- To: Rafik Dammak <rafik.dammak@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: [council] Proposed Amendments to JAS motion
- From: "Neuman, Jeff" <Jeff.Neuman@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2011 21:16:14 -0400
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- Thread-topic: [council] Proposed Amendments to JAS motion
Rafik,
I think we are getting closer. I took your concepts and how would this work?
Resolved:
The GNSO Council thanks the members of the Joint SO/AC Working Group for its
efforts and its dedication to completing the work on such a tight schedule, and
The GNSO Council requests that the report be put out for community review as
soon as possible, and
The GNSO Council forwards the second JAS Milestone Report to the ICANN board
for informational purposes to demonstrate the progress made by the JAS WG so
that it may refer to that progress in their discussions with the GAC,
The GNSO Council requests that ICANN staff begin assessing whether the
recommendations are implementable, and
The JAS Working Group continues working to deal with any issues that may arise
in the upcoming review by the community, and
That the JAS Working group publish their final report after this review process.
Resolved further, that the GNSO Council instructs the GNSO Chair to communicate
its decision to the ALAC Chair.
Jeffrey J. Neuman
Neustar, Inc. / Vice President, Law & Policy
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From: Rafik Dammak [mailto:rafik.dammak@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2011 12:22 PM
To: Neuman, Jeff
Cc: Council GNSO
Subject: Re: [council] Proposed Amendments to JAS motion
Hello Jeff,
thank you for offering some amendments, please find my answers below:
2011/6/7 Neuman, Jeff <Jeff.Neuman@xxxxxxxxxx<mailto:Jeff.Neuman@xxxxxxxxxx>>
All,
I have given this motion a good deal of thought and am still waiting feedback
from my stakeholder group. Given the attention that the JAS working group has
gotten from the GAC and Board and the desire of all of us to ensure that all
economies have access to the new round of gTLDs, a number of people and groups
have been afraid politically to state anything that could in any way be
perceived by anyone as being negative towards the work that is underway.
Although the work has been tremendous to date especially given the tight
timing, and the cause is certainly a worthy one, I do believe that we cannot
compromise our processes and set bad precedent simply because we afraid of how
we may be perceived politically by those that are not following everything
going on at the GNSO.
Therefore, I wanted to draft an e-mail explaining the issues I have personally
with the motion and suggest some amendments that may alleviate some of the
issues for me. The motion, as it currently stands now, is based on a
milestone report and therefore is not by definition final. The report contains
some good principles and ideas that need to be flushed out more (as the report
admits). The motion asks the GNSO to do a few things:
1. Putting the report out for public comment
2. Forwarding the report to the Board for review and approval
3. Having ICANN staff begin implementation
4. Having the JAS WG deal with issues that arise in community review
5. Having the JAS Group publish the final report after the review process
Numbers 1, 4 and 5 certainly make a lot of sense to me and are in line with
what normally happens with policy groups. However, I have issues with 2 and 3.
I do not understand the notion of forwarding a non-final report to the board
for approval.
acknowledging that, what do you think of this proposal and rewording?:
"The GNSO Council forwards the second JAS Milestone Report to the ICANN
board for informational purposes to allow for evaluation of the progress of
JAS WG and its relevance to discussion with the GAC"
we are not requesting approving for the MR2, and the GNSO will vote later to
approve the final report, does it make sense for you?
Nor do I understand the notion of having staff begin implementation of a
non-final report prior to GNSO approval of the final recommendations much less
Board approval of the final recommendations.
in order to avoid delay in implementation and understanding your concern, I
suggest this rewording:
"The GNSO Council request ICANN staff begin investigating on implementation of
the recommendation pending Board approval, and "
the idea is to ask ICANN staff to investigate the recommendation for
feasibility and study them, it is not implementation per se and it is aimed to
avoid delays.
Therefore, I would propose that the following amendments be made to the
resolved clauses so it now reads:
Resolved:
The GNSO Council thanks the members of the Joint SO/AC Working Group for its
efforts and its dedication to completing the work on such a tight schedule, and
The GNSO Council request that the report be put out for community review as
soon as possible, and
The JAS Working Group continues working to deal with any issues that may arise
in the upcoming review by the community, and
That the JAS Working group publish their final report after this review process.
Resolved further, that the GNSO Council instructs the GNSO Chair to communicate
its decision to the ALAC Chair.
I know I run the risk of being criticized on the Council list and the JAS WG
list as being obstructionist or not caring about the needs of the developing
communities. I have also seen on the JAS WG list that incumbents are trying to
keep out competition or that we are trying to delay the process.
I want to make clear that you are mentioning personal opinions of some members
who may feel frustrated, but definitely it is not a WG position,
Best,
Rafik
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