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https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2-2018-11-06-en [icann.org]

Public Comment Period Extended: Registration Directory Service (RDS-WHOIS2) Review Team Draft Report of Recommendations

6 November 2018

LOS ANGELES – 06 November 2018 – The deadline to submit comments on the Draft Report [icann.org] [PDF, 1.97 MB] of the Registration Directory Service (RDS-WHOIS2) Review Team has been extended until Monday 18 November 23:59 UTC.

Comment on the new sections [icann.org].

The Registration Directory Service (RDS-WHOIS2) Review Team published its draft report and recommendations for public comment [icann.org] on 4 September 2018. The Registration Directory Service Review Team assesses the extent to which prior Directory Service Review recommendations have been implemented and implementation has resulted in the intended effect. The review team also assesses the effectiveness of the then current gTLD registry directory service and whether its implementation meets the legitimate needs of law enforcement, promotes consumer trust and safeguards registrant data. Informed by ICANN organization briefings and available documentation, the review team has formulated draft recommendations based on a factual analysis. This public comment proceeding aims at gathering community input on the RDS-WHOIS2 Review Team's proposed draft findings and recommendations.

The RDS-WHOIS2 Review Team aims to publish its final report in Q1 2019.

Additional Resources

Registration Directory Service (RDS-WHOIS2) Review Team Draft Report [icann.org] [PDF, 1.97 MB]

Executive Summary [icann.org] [PDF, 285 KB]

Listen to the Registration Directory Service (RDS-WHOIS2) Review Engagement Session at ICANN63 for more information on their findings and recommendations. See here [63.schedule.icann.org] for details and recordings.

Listen to the Registration Directory Service (RDS-WHOIS2) Review Webinars on the Draft Report. See here for details.

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