[Accountability-dt] Accountability CCWG Membership

Avri Doria avri at acm.org
Tue Nov 11 14:18:34 UTC 2014


Hi,

I am fairly content with the 2-5 structure.  The GNSO was last
reorganized as an SG based group and I do not think that we should give
seats to Constituencies just because not every SG has been able become a
well formed SG.

NCSG has two constituencies and individual members.  Our two
constituencies have lots of disagreements and are constantly learning
how to compromise.  I do not think that our disagreements should be a
reason for an extra consensus voice in any CWG.

Likewise, I don't think that the CSG should get an extra seat just
because they state that they can't work together - which I must admit
surprises me since they almost alwasy vote as a solid unbreakable block
in the GNSO Council.

I will be arguing against any change in the Council.  As a seconder of
the motion I will not accept a friendly amendment so that would be
forced to a vote.  I do not know how a vote to amended the charter will go.

And I am against raising the number in general.  I think that the
current 2-5 structure is a fair point we got to though much conversation.

avri

> Colleagues,
>
> In the BC discussions on the draft charter we have spent significant time discussing the number of representatives for the chartering organizations.  We believe strongly that there should be 7 reps per chartered organization for the following reasons:
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>   1.  We agree with parity when it comes to consensus calls/voting.
>   2.  We object to disenfranchising chartered constituencies in the GNSO, which is the effect of limiting to 5 representatives from the GNSO.  There are 7 chartered GNSO groups (Registries, Registrars, BC, IPC, ISPC, NCUC, NPOC).  So 2 chartered organizations would not get a representative on the CCWG if it is limited to 5 reps.
> The charter will be discussed by the Council on Thursday and it would be helpful to know where other drafting team members are on this issue in advance of that discussion.
> David
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