[gnso-rds-pdp-wg] WSGR Final Memorandum

[Sam Lanfranco]

We should not forget that data protection regulations (GDPRs) are, and 
will continue to be, in flux. The selection of widely used GDPR, such as 
those from the E.U., is a useful starting point, both as a reference set 
of regulations and –as needed- as a lightning rod. This is not a 
question of my GDPRs vs. yours?

Differences across GDPRs are to be expected. They can reflect the stage 
of national GDPR development, or reflect different cultural and 
political sensitivities to data protection. Those of us with differing 
GDPR frameworks can use the pro-offered E.U. GDPR as a lightning rod to 
animate the discussion in areas where we see conflicts and omissions.

 From the larger perspective, within this current reality, we have to 
arrive at a workable set of principles within which ICANN meets the 
spirit of GDPRs. The principles should be general enough to leave scope 
for negotiation, to minimize the scope for litigation, and to avoid the 
need for frequent revision.

Sam Lanfranco
(ncsg/npoc)


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