[Gac-gnso-cg] Issue Scoping - Draft Gac Quick Look Mechanism Proposal ..

[Manal Ismail]

Dear All ..

 

Best wishes to everyone for a very happy peaceful and prosperous new
year ..

 

As agreed on our last call to have the GAC-GNSO meeting in Singapore a
working session to discuss the proposed GAC Quick Look Mechanism, and in
response to the first 3 action items below, please find attached
suggested questions that may be posed to the GAC (and to the GNSO) ..

I hope the attached questions trigger the discussion and serve as a
starting point to ultimately agree on what needs to be discussed and the
best approach ..

 

Please feel free to suggest any additions, modifications or deletions or
to suggest an alternative way forward ..

 

Kind Regards

--Manal 

 

PS: I won't be able to join the upcoming call ..

 

From: gac-gnso-cg-bounces at icann.org
[mailto:gac-gnso-cg-bounces at icann.org] On Behalf Of Marika Konings
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2014 2:07 PM
To: gac-gnso-cg at icann.org
Subject: [Gac-gnso-cg] Notes & action items from the last meeting

 

Dear All,

 

Please find below the notes and action items from yesterday's GAC-GNSO
Consultation Group meeting. The next meeting has been scheduled for 6
January 2014 at 14.00 UTC.

 

Best regards,

 

Marika

 

Notes 16 December 2014:

 

1. GAC Early Engagement in new PDPs:

*	Review of Issue Scoping Gac Quick Look Mechanism document (see
attached)
*	Discuss which, if any, questions should be called out for
further discussion by GNSO and GAC in Singapore
*	Consider using highlighted areas in the form of questions to
respective groups
*	How to best present it to avoid information overload as not
everyone will have been privy to the detailed conversations?
*	Consider selecting a test case in which this could be used.
*	Consider making the joint GNSO-GAC meeting in Singapore a
working session to encourage debate 
*	GAC CG members to review proposed timelines and comment on
whether these are reasonable or whether a F2F meeting would be required
to take a decision on recommendation of Quick Look Mechanism Committee -
also a question to be put forward to the whole GAC in Singapore. 
*	Some noted that as it merely concerns flagging, it may be
possible to do this intercessionally. 
*	Flagging at Preliminary Issue Report stage will allow the GAC to
organize and prepare as deemed appropriate to provide substantive input
to the PDP WG at a later stage of the processs.
*	Possible question could be: would a 20 day timeframe be
sufficient for a quick look mechanism.
*	Consider whether there are other variations of current options
a, b and c?
*	Consider adding questions to each row intended for GAC-GNSO
input 
*	Make sure that everyone understands that this is the beginning
of the beginning - early engagement as a first step of a longer process
of engagement in the PDP. Add step after 11 to make clear that this is
just the end of the initial phase (issue scoping).

2.  GAC-GNSO dialogue on ongoing topics   

o Any updates or requirements regarding the IGO/INGO ongoing
coordination?

*	IGO coalition is engaging with NGPC as well as reviewing
questions submitted by the GNSO IGO-INGO Curative Rights PDP WG

o   Do we need to develop a general proposal for this work track?

*	Charter highlights deliverables in relation to this area
*	Consider whether a flow chart or table should be developed for
this area. Marika to work with Mason on a draft for the next meeting.

Next meeting is scheduled for 6 January 2015 at 14.00 UTC.

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