[gnso-rpm-wg] FOR REVIEW & DISCUSSION: Draft collated proposal for Sunrise-related data collection
Jeremy Malcolm
jmalcolm at eff.org
Wed Aug 9 15:07:09 UTC 2017
On 09.08.2017 05:50, Kurt Pritz wrote:
> Practically speaking, remember that the original policy
> recommendation
> required no mandatory RPMs. That caused such consternation that the
> IRT was convened to create RPMs and then the GAC strengthened them. I
> think is is naive to think that this group could conclude that we
> abandon Sunrise and that would be the end of the story. Such a
> recommendation would lead to a several-month (or longer) process that
> would, in the end, reinstate Sunrise. If I were convinced we had
> solid
> arguments, I might be tempted to take on that challenge. For the
> reasons stated above, I don’t think yours is a winning or winnable
> argument.
We should not be railroaded into supporting a failing policy for fear
that our evidence-based determination will be overridden at a higher
level for political reasons. EFF supports (and, indeed, formally
proposed some months ago) that Sunrise be abolished.
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