I agree with Avri. Further, Board B seems to become some kind of mutant hybrid of Board and management, which should be different roles.While we can always explore it fully (within some sense of time constraints), I would not see much mileage in doing so.GregOn Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 11:48 AM, Avri Doria <avri@acm.org> wrote:Hi,
I have never understood the appeal of such a model. To me it seems like twice as much Board to worry about in an environment of never really knowing where the ultimate responsibility lay.
avri
On 19-Feb-15 13:00, Mr R.T. Daniel wrote:
Thinking out loud.
So is there any mileage in having an icann A & icann B.
"A" board = public interest & contract co.
"B" board private non profit implementing Board A 's ..policy frameworks....etc...etc..
Board B answerable to board A?
RD
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