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Re: [ga] Re: ICANN before the US Senate...
On Sat, 09 Aug 2003 04:08:09 +0800, Jim Ayson <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>Interesting discussion. What if members of the local Internet community
>believes the existing ccTLD manager is not doing a good job - and the local
>government doesn't give a hoot about Internet issues? Where does the
>community go to air its grievances?
In some countries like .nz the local internet community controls the
ccTLD Manager as it is an open to anyone (for small fee) society, and
in fact has on one occasion exercised their ability to change the
management of the ccTLD manager as they were not happy with the job
being done.
>Also in the case of the number of individuals who were appointed by Postel
>to run ccTLDs (and there are still a number of them), what happens if one
>of them gets hit by a bus? Who decides who the new ccTLD manager is?
Probably who-ever the Government nominates to ICANN/IANA.
DPF
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