[RDS-WHOIS2-RT] CALL FOR CONSENSUS: Final Recommendations

Mon Feb 18 12:10:23 UTC 2019

Hi all,

it seems that current ICANN planning is already making this 
recommendation obsolete. If the new portal works in a fashion where no 
data is collected by ICANN, which would be a logical implementation from 
a GDPR-standpoint, then our current recommendation is rendered moot.

I could live with removing it in its entirety, but I am sure others may 
be opposed to that.

ICANN seems to be misunderstanding our intent with regard to differing 
registry and registrar outputs, however as we also did not see this as a 
compliance issue but rather a recommendation to achieve a more complete 
picture to the requester.

Volker

Am 07.02.2019 um 22:35 schrieb Jean-Baptiste Deroulez:
>
> Dear review team members,
>
> While you review the final recommendations, we would like to remind 
> you to confirm the operational input received (see attached) at the 
> fourth face-to-face meeting was addressed and incorporated in the 
> final recommendations.
>
> In addition, we would like to highlight two items from final report 
> recommendations that require your review:
>
>
> Common interface recommendations do not seem to have taken into 
> account the concerns around its implementation: /“On recommendation 
> 11.1 (common interface), based on the review team’s suggested 
> implementation, it appears that the metrics and SLAs asked for in the 
> recommendation are intended for use by ICANN org as mechanisms to 
> proactively identify compliance issues. ICANN org would like to note 
> that there are multiple reasons queries could return blank fields, or 
> no results. It is not possible programmatically to determine the 
> causes of these results. Additionally, per the Temporary 
> Specification, gTLD registration data results could differ between 
> registry and registrar outputs. Therefore, inconsistencies in 
> registrar and registry gTLD registration data outputs are not 
> necessarily compliance issues. ICANN org would also like to inform the 
> RDS-WHOIS2 review team that the existing WHOIS look-up tool at 
> whois.icann.org will be updated in the coming months with a new tool 
> built on RDAP. It is possible and intended that the new tool would 
> function in such a way that no data would be collected by ICANN org.”/
>
> On recommendation *BY.1, *the implementation note reads:
>
> *Implementation*:
>
> The RDS-WHOIS2 Review Team believes that this recommendation can be 
> carried out by the ICANN Community, following the process foreseen by 
> the *current Bylaws Section 4.6(a)(v)*.
>
> This section will need updating, as the process associated with 
> suggested Bylaws amendments is documented *in Article 25 of ICANN 
> Bylaws* 
> (https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en/#article25)
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Jean-Baptiste
>
> *From: *Jean-Baptiste Deroulez <jean-baptiste.deroulez at icann.org>
> *Date: *Monday, February 4, 2019 at 2:58 PM
> *To: *RDS WHOIS2-RT List <rds-whois2-rt at icann.org>
> *Subject: *Re: CALL FOR CONSENSUS: Final Recommendations
>
> Dear review team members,
>
> Please also note the updated text on prioritization of recommendations 
> presented on plenary call by Susan:
>
>   * *High priority *– These recommendations will create the most
>     impact and the review team found the actions recommended were
>     critical to the WHOIS ecosystem.  The actions required may be
>     complex and could involve in depth analysis and action.  Most
>     involve community input which can be time consuming
>     so the Board may wish to focus on these first.
>   * *Medium priority *– These recommendations are not quite complex as
>     the high priority but could involve time consuming research and
>     implementation.  Most require actions only by ICANN org so they
>     should be implementable without much community input.
>   * *Low priority *– some of these recommendations are dependent on
>     other recommendations, call for limited actions or are deferred
>     until other actions have been completed.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Jean-Baptiste
>
> *From: *Jean-Baptiste Deroulez <jean-baptiste.deroulez at icann.org>
> *Date: *Monday, February 4, 2019 at 2:30 PM
> *To: *RDS WHOIS2-RT List <rds-whois2-rt at icann.org>
> *Subject: *CALL FOR CONSENSUS: Final Recommendations
>
> Dear review team members,
>
> Following up on the action item identified on today’s plenary call #48 
> <https://community.icann.org/x/Fp4WBg> and Alan’s previous email, 
> review team members are kindly invited to indicate whether you support 
> the attached final recommendations.
>
> Should there be any non-support of a recommendation please explain 
> your objection. Please reply *_no later than 23:59 UTC on Thursday, 07 
> February 2019_*. If you are NOT supporting any recommendation, early 
> notice will be appreciated.
>
> Minority Statements to be sent no later than *Wednesday 13 February 
> 2019 - 12:00 UTC*
>
> Please note that on today’s call, R5.1 priority level was assigned to 
> High Priority. If you have any comments or concerned, please submit 
> them in reply to this email.
>
> Alan, Lili, Carlton, Susan, Dmitry and Cathrin have confirmed support 
> of all recommendations on plenary call #48 
> <https://community.icann.org/x/Fp4WBg>.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Jean-Baptiste
>
>
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