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Hi,<br>
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<pre wrap="">If it were possible for me to disagree with this more, I would
disagree with it that much too.</pre>
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Lets see if i can inspire you further.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 20-Apr-15 14:14, Andrew Sullivan
wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">2. "Its budget": PTI does not need a multistakeholder process to
establish. It needs clear managerial oversight with respect to what
IANA is going to need to do, and that will establish what the costs
and expenditures are. Moreover, since we know where the money is
going to come from, that portion of the budget is already subject to
multistakeholder observation.</pre>
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Depends on what degree of Independence this has in terms of setting
its budget.<br>
And are we sure that ICANN will always fund all for the services for
ever more?<br>
If IANA wants to improve some aspect of its capitalized capabilities
and ICANN says no, is that the end of the story.<br>
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3. "Degree to which it is responsive": Responsiveness is dealt with
under the service level expectations for the various communities.
This shouldn't be the job of the board, because it's the job of the
CSC.</pre>
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And after all of the ICANN escalation processes who is it that is
responsible for decision on how to deal with it? <br>
Is this all in the hands of the ICANN Board?<br>
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4. "The way it deals with crises": I'd like to know what these
looming crises are supposed to be before we vastly expand</pre>
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vastly would be, at least > 10<br>
adding two people is not vast in my opinion, though they do
represent a a vast number of stakeholders, that is true.<br>
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type="cite">
<pre wrap="">
representation on the board. It seems to me that the greatest
opportunity for crisis comes from PTI not sticking to its narrow
function. The surest way to cause that is to appoint board members
who do not have an interest in the narrowest possible interpretation
of PTI's mandate.</pre>
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Optimist.<br>
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I believe you need someone assigned to deal with crisis before they
happen.<br>
It is called exception management - but you don't wait for the
first exception before figuring out who is ultimately repsonsible.
Maybe this is in the hands of the ICANN board as well?<br>
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I know that is not everyone's way. <br>
<br>
avri<br>
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