[ispcp] Constituency Conference call on WHOIS

[Anthony Harris]

Maggie,

Thank you for these truly excellent statements, which
as a 'suffering' member of the WHOIS task forces since
mid 2001, I fully support.

Just an edit required in TOR statement, three lines
above final paragraph "continue to pushing".

Best regards

Tony Harris
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mansourkia, Magnolia (Maggie) 
  To: ispcp at dnso.org 
  Cc: tony.ar.holmes at bt.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 8:46 AM
  Subject: RE: [ispcp] Constituency Conference call on WHOIS


  Dear colleagues-

  Following up on our call earlier this week, please find my proposals for ISPCP constituency statements attached.  



  1)       The first document incorporates changes we discussed on the conflict of law process.

  2)       The second document is a draft statement on the terms of reference tasks 1 and 2.  As we discussed, there is not a whole lot to say on these particular tasks but rather, the stagnation of the whole process is what needs to be addressed.  I draw your attention to the portion in the document titled "ISP Proposal" and welcome any thoughts or edits.  



  These are very short documents so kindly review them today, if at all possible.  I hope to finalize and forward these documents by 4PM EDT tomorrow.  At the latest, we have promised the task force our statements will be provided by week's end.



  Thanks,

  Maggie



  Magnolia Mansourkia

  Director

  Internet and Ecommerce Law, MCI

  202-736-6448 Voice

  202-736-6460 Fax

  222-6448 Vnet



  -----Original Message-----
  From: owner-ispcp at gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-ispcp at gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of Mansourkia, Magnolia (Maggie)
  Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 11:47 AM
  To: tony.ar.holmes at bt.com; ispcp at dnso.org; carsten at ripe.net
  Subject: RE: [ispcp] Constituency Conference call on WHOIS



  Dear Colleagues-

  Attached please find a proposed ISPCP statement on the Whois task force recommendation for conflict of law process.  It would be great if we can finalize this document on today's call.  



  We have an additional constituency statement to submit on the TF terms of reference, but I will need to hear from the other members before drafting our proposal, because I was on leave during much of the discussion that lead to the combining of the 3 task forces and new terms of reference.  



  While the statements were due on the 21 July, all constituencies have requested and received an extension and thus, as long as we finalize our statements in the next few days, it should be ok.  



  I look forward to speaking with you all later today.

  Maggie



  Magnolia Mansourkia

  Director

  Internet and Ecommerce Law, MCI

  202-736-6448 Voice

  202-736-6460 Fax

  222-6448 Vnet



  -----Original Message-----
  From: owner-ispcp at gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-ispcp at gnso.icann.org] On Behalf Of tony.ar.holmes at bt.com
  Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 5:25 PM
  To: ispcp at dnso.org; carsten at ripe.net
  Subject: [ispcp] Constituency Conference call on WHOIS



  Dear ISPCP colleagues



  A conference call will be held on Monday 25th July from 17.00 UK time ( 13.00 Washington, 14.00 Buenos Aires, 18.00 Paris  see http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html ).



  Apologies to Maruyama, for having to hold the call at a very unsociable hour in Tokyo, we will try to do better in future. Trying to arrange this at fairly short notice proved challenging, but it's important the ISPCP agree a statement that will be fed into the WHOIS task force and discuss the next stage of the process. 



  Maggie Mansourkia will try to submit a draft response prior to the call. If you unable to join the call, comments on the draft are welcome.



  Call in details are as follows.



  Date: Monday 25th July



  Time: 17.00 GMT



  Number: +44 208 813 3300



  PIN: 13754498#





  Regards



  Tony




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