On 07-Jul-15 09:04, Jordan Carter wrote:
Your analysis above, to be sustainable, would surely have to explain why all the other member or shareholder organisations in the world "breach a fundamental principle of governance" - I regard such proposals as fulfilling a basic principle, that being one of accountability in a true sense of the Board to its stakeholders.
I think one of the keys here is in those cases, most of those organization are organization formed outside of the corporation. they are not parts of that organization. I think the parallel to stockholder corporations is problematic at best. For the most part, if a corpration ceases to exist, its stockholders continue to exist. If ICANN were to cease, I expect that the ACSO would also cease to exist. Also in a stockholder corpration, and shareholder can just leave and buy stock in another organization. I have trouble imagining how that works with a multistakeholder organization that needs to have an internal set of check and balances. avri --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus