[IOT] IOT - Consolidation Sub-Group call 1830 UTC today - Agenda and document
Kavouss Arasteh
kavouss.arasteh at gmail.com
Tue Jan 18 17:32:38 UTC 2022
Dear Berni
Happy new year
Pls kindly always send the link for the meeting
Regards
KA
On Tue, Jan 18, 2022 at 3:28 PM Bernard Turcotte via IOT <iot at icann.org>
wrote:
>
> *Consolidation Sub Team members*
>
> *Agenda for Tuesday 18 January 2022, meeting 18:30 UTC*
>
> 1. Review of agenda.
>
> 2. Continue with review items for consideration arising out of 23
> November call
>
> 4. Review and discussion of the updated version Rule 7 mark up
> (attached)
>
> 5. Next meeting – Tuesday 1 February 1700 UTC.
>
> *Notes from 23 November call*
>
>
>
> The following items arose during our last call on 23 November and require
> further consideration from the Sub Team:
>
>
>
> - Whether the request for consolidation/intervention/participation as
> amicus should in fact be heard by the full panel, once appointed, rather
> than a single interim panellist appointed for this purpose – some public
> comment input to this effect. Considerations:
> - Typically 1-2 months to seat full panel, so potential delay in
> dealing with such requests - would this timing work, particularly for
> consolidation where two IRPs are proceeding in parallel?
> - Joining party (consolidation/intervention) would not have input
> on panel selection – is the trade-off they make for joining another
> proceeding?
> - Would an alternative be to retain single panelist
> decision-making, but allow them to confer with full Standing Panel?
>
> *Update 8 December*: support on the call for having these applications
> considered by the full panel; edits to Rule 7 (attached) to reflect
>
> - The role of the Supporting Organisation, e.g. GNSO, in proceedings
> where their policy is being challenged:
> - under Interim Rules they join as a Claimant but, presumably, they
> actually are opposed to the initial Claimant’s position.
> - Should they be an amicus?
>
> *Update 8 December*: support on call for SO participation as “cross
> claimant”, “opponent claimant” or similar; Query – what rights should SO
> have that would not be delivered by making them an amicus?
>
> - Do we need a mechanism to hold amicus participants accountable:
> - On last call, we seemed to favour making this at the discretion
> of the panel, and to add some explicit language to this effect
>
>
>
>
>
> Bernard Turcotte
>
> ICANN Support to the IOT
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>
> For
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>
> Susan Payne
>
> Chair IOT and Consolidation Sub-Group
>
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