[Gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl] Latest version of draft principles for review
Olivier Kouami
olivierkouami at gmail.com
Sat Dec 14 20:13:07 UTC 2013
+1 @J. Scott.
Totally agree with
Cheers !
-Olevie-
2013/12/13 Gomes, Chuck <cgomes at verisign.com>
> Thanks J. Scott for joining the discussion. I will add consideration of
> your suggestion to the sub-team agenda for next week.
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> Chuck
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> *From:* gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl-bounces at icann.org [mailto:
> gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl-bounces at icann.org] *On Behalf Of *J. Scott Evans
> *Sent:* Friday, December 13, 2013 11:24 AM
> *To:* Marika Konings; gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl at icann.org
> *Subject:* Re: [Gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl] Latest version of draft
> principles for review
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> Dear All:
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> I think the discussions and the draft are really starting to take shape.
> However, I think a great way to move the discussion forward is to take two
> example of policy implementation from the past (one where the current
> system worked without controversy and another that is perceived as having
> not worked in the current system) so we can put them under the microscope
> of these principles to help us frame the principles or if a certain
> principle makes sense or is even workable.
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> I have attached a revised version of the principles document containing a
> comment I have on Principle 4.
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> J. Scott
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> *j. scott evans - associate general counsel - adobe - 408.536.5336
> <408.536.5336> - jscottevans at outlook.com <jscottevans at outlook.com>*
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> From: marika.konings at icann.org
> To: gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl at icann.org
> Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2013 02:06:32 -0800
> Subject: [Gnso-subteam0b-policyimpl] Latest version of draft principles
> for review
>
> Dear All,
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> Following our call yesterday, please find below some notes I took in
> relation to the discussion on the draft principles (for a detailed report
> of the meeting, please review the transcript and/or recording). Attached
> you will find the latest version of the draft principles (note I've
> accepted all the redlines to facilitate your review). You are encouraged to
> add any further comments / proposed edits to the document itself ahead of
> the next meeting (Thursday 19 December at 21.00 UTC).
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> Thanks,
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> Marika
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> - *From Alan*: Implementation has taken on so many different meanings
> and different phases – that is the reason why we are here. There are
> certain phases that do not need to be based in the multi-stakeholder model.
> Only when there is substantive impact to stakeholders, then it needs to be
> based in the multi-stakeholder model. If it is purely execution this can be
> handled by staff without a need for a multi-stakeholder process. If the PDP
> team had thought about the issue, they would have put the details in –
> impact was defined / foreseen as part of policy discussions, it may not
> necessarily require community input / discussion? Involvement should not
> equate to veto. Need some working definitions of some of the terms we are
> using.
> - *Greg*: Agrees with Alan – multi-stakeholder concept cannot be
> applied the same way in a policy process or an implementation process.
> Nuance needs to be added to express that. Timeframe for policy and
> implementation is different. Definitions and principles are tied. Is there
> policy neutral implementation (execution), i.e. decisions don’t have any
> impact on the policy recommendations while on the other hand you have
> implementation decisions that affect the policy? Consider integrating
> principle 3 with 1, and some of the administrative ones.
> - *Nic*: How can you determine who/how someone is impacted?
> - *Michael*: Multi-stakeholder model looks after interests of all
> parties. In considering the whole process, we need to take that into
> account when defining this principle.
> - *Chuck*: Implementation even though it may be straightforward and
> may not need further community consultation does not go against the
> multi-stakeholder model. It may just be requiring the originating body to
> confirm that implementation is as intended by the policy recommendations.
> Also note that all these principles are interrelated. Possible rewording:
> The need for multi-stakeholder principles does not end when you go from
> policy to implementation. Should there be a sub principle that says
> criteria should be developed and enforced when a multi-stakeholder process
> is required? Objective is to avoid situation whereby Board/Staff decide
> that something is implementation and does not require community involvement
> / feedback. Should this sub-team develop some guidelines or should this be
> done by the WG? Is it possible to define principles / sub-principles.
> - *CLO*: other terms such as ‘substantive impact’ may need defining in
> this context. Consider adding overarching principle that makes sure that
> articulate the enshrined principles of the multi-stakeholder model and
> input sought as part of policy discussions. Other statements may come in
> that will add to this effort.
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