[council] Draft Statement of Work for Sunrise Working Group

[Robin Gross]

I agree.  I don't think it's safe to assume there will be sunrise 
periods.  We need to have more discussion about the drawbacks and costs 
of these provisions.  NCUC generally does not support sunrise periods 
because they give unwarranted privileges to trademark holders, so we 
need to be shown how they will benefit the Internet community before we 
are prepared to move forward with them.

Thanks,
Robin


Thomas Keller wrote:

>This document seems very much to presuppose that there will be a Sunrise
>Peroid. From my understanding the TF should be discussing the merits and
>drawbacks of such an process. I do not think that we have an overall
>consensus right now that the Sunrise mechanism is the right way to move
>on.
>
>As side note I would like to see the section "Suggested Working Group
>Membership" being held more what I would call "nationality neutral".
>
>Best,
>
>tom
>
>
>Am 11.01.2007 schrieb Ross Rader:
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>>I note that this focuses on process, whereas the GNSO is focused on 
>>policies. It might make some sense if this were redraft to focus on 
>>examining the appropriateness of sunrise policy vs. that of sunrise 
>>processes. The processes are typically implemented after the policies 
>>have been implemented via the various parties. The GNSO can only really 
>>contemplate changes and make recommendations at a policy level.
>>
>>Rosette, Kristina wrote:
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>>>All,
>>>
>>>Attached please find a draft statement of work for the Sunrise Working 
>>>Group. 
>>>
>>>Please circulate online any questions, comments, and/or suggestions. We 
>>>will try to answer, incorporate, and/or organize before the Council 
>>>Meeting next week.
>>>
>>>Kristina Rosette and Ute Decker, drafters
>>>
>>>
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>>>
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>Gruss,
>
>tom
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