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[council] GNSO Council Response to the Geographic Regions WG Recommendations
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- Subject: [council] GNSO Council Response to the Geographic Regions WG Recommendations
- From: "Gomes, Chuck" <cgomes@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2013 23:03:35 +0000
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- Thread-topic: GNSO Council Response to the Geographic Regions WG Recommendations
Here's a suggested outline for a GNSO Council Response to the Geographic
Regions WG Recommendations:
1. Thank the WG for their considerable and thorough work.
2. Acknowledge a few key points that we strongly support, for example:
a. Executive Summary item 7 - ". . provide flexibility to individual
communities and structures within ICANN . . . " by permitting them to: follow
the same framework as the Board, or develop their own mechanisms (with Board
oversight) for ensuring geographic diversity within their own organizations."
b. Executive Summary Item 8 - ". . . Staff should also develop and
implement a process to permit stakeholder communities in countries or
territories to pursue, if they wish, re-assignment to a geographic region that
they consider to be more appropriate for their jurisdiction."
3. Call attention to any points about which we have questions, for
example: Executive Summary Item 9 - ". . the Working Group recommends that
ICANN seek ways to recognize and accommodate Special Interest Groups to promote
the interests and unique attributes of stakeholder communities that may not
clearly fit into the formal top down regional structures. These "bottom-up"
groupings would be complementary to the formal regional framework, and would
not replace it. They would not form any part of ICANN's decision-making
structure but would be free to lobby for the support of elected
representatives. " Some clarification of what is meant by the last sentence
would be helpful. Assuming we understand the intent, we would suggest that
such groups work within existing structures as much as possible to communicate
their concerns.
I think this would be much better than saying "no response". This version
includes some edits in item 3 that were suggested by an RySG participant.
Chuck
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