I have a real problem with this.
There is no doubt that the private sector has been a major and
influential component since its inception, but it is similarly
true that
governments and users (albeit in varying models) have been an
integral
component of ICANN. Our roles may be different, but our roots
go as deep,
and the import of the public interest in ICANN cannot and
should not be
swept under the carpet.
Alan
At 28/04/2015 08:05 PM, Robin Gross wrote:
As requested in our call today,
below is proposed text for various parts of the draft public
comment
document.
Section 6.6.1.2
p. 54 add to end of (f):
"It is therefore more closely aligned with the existing
structure of
ICANN and in keeping ICANN rooted in the private
sector."