Re: [ga] Is ICANN Staff tinkering with the LSE's GNSO Review?

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Danny and all former DNSO GA members or other interested
stakeholders/users,

  Well Danny boy, if you haven't learned by now that if Denise Michel or

Esther Dyson is in any way involved you can bet there is more afoot
than meets the eye...

Danny Younger wrote:

> In a note to the GNSO Council Denise Michel, ICANN's
> new Policy Development VP writes: "The LSE is
> incorporating additional information it received from
> constituencies (in response to the request delivered
> during the Marrakesh meeting). Their vacation
> schedules have caused some delays. Within a week, I
> should have a date for sharing a draft with the GNSO."
>
> This seems to stand somewhat at odds with the reply I
> today received from Jane Tinkler, GNSO Review Research
> Team LSE Public Policy Group, that states:
>
> "Thank you for your email requesting information about
> progress on the review of the GNSO. Our research has
> involved around 100 interviews, a large online survey,
> and extensive data collection. We are consequently in
> the process of developing our findings to ensure that
> they are as evidenced as
> possible and that content of the report is accurate
> and balanced. We are reviewing comments provided by
> ICANN staff in response to an early initial draft of
> the report."
>
> As we wouldn't want to think that ICANN Staff is
> attempting to influence the outcome of an independent
> review, perhaps Staff will be willing to demonstrate
> their own high regard for transparency by making their
> comments to the LSE group public?
>
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Regards,

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