Dear all,
Please find included the agenda and draft resolution for the upcoming meeting.
Also included the tentative list of application PGA WG (11. B) and schedule calls for expressions of interest and volunteers (11.c).
Please note the call for volunteers for PGA WG closes today 16 July 2024.
Kind regards,
Bart
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Agenda and Draft Resolutions
ccNSO Council Meeting 207
18 July 2024, 12.00 UTC
For information
[ccnso.icann.org]Guideline
[ccnso.icann.org] &
[docs.google.com]
[docs.google.com]Template
[docs.google.com]
Administrative matters
Letter to ICANN re WSIS+20 (Item 10.3)
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The Secretariat is requested to publish this decision as soon as possible on the ccNSO website and inform the ccNSO membership accordingly.
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The Council Chair is requested to submit the Board Report to the Chair of the ICANN Board of Directors as soon as possible after publication of this resolution.
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The Secretariat is requested to publish the Portfolio on the ccNSO website.
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The ccNSO Triage Committee is requested to review and update the Portfolio quarterly.
Additionally, the ccNSO Council Triage Committee is requested to add resourcing – volunteers and staff - to the FY25-26 Portfolio of ccNSO activities.
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Members ccNSO Policy Gap Analysis Working Group (PGA WG)
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At least three (3) and maximum six (6) Council members to the ccNSO Onboarding and Mentoring Committee (OMC), including one (1) NomCom appointed Councillor and one member from the
broader ccTLD community
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One (1) ccNSO appointed liaison to ALAC
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One (1) ccNSO appointed liaison to GNSO Council
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One (1) ccNSO appointed liaison to UASG
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One (1) ccNSO delegate to NomCom
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One (1) ccNSO Member and one (1) Alternate to Customer Standing Committee (CSC)
The Triage Committee has made no decisions since the last meeting.
Updates
Informational
Administrative Matters & Decisions
For decision
Draft resolution
Background
Following the call for volunteers, which ran from 28 June 2024 to 16 July 2024, x persons volunteered. The secretariat noted that one person has not listed an association
with a ccTLD or other entity. One person is liaison from the ALAC to the ccNSO, and two persons are related to a Regional ccTLD Organisation.
According to its charter the Council appoints members, which are persons who are related to a ccTLD Manager. The Regional ccTLD Organisations may appoint a liaison
and, finally other SO and AC may appoint a liaison at the request of the chair of the working group.
Decision
The ccNSO Council appoints the following persons who are related to a ccTLD, as members of the Policy Gap Analysis Working Group:
The Council confirms the persons associated with a Regional Organization as liaisons to the Working Group and the ALAC liaison to the Council is confirmed as participant.
The person who is not associated with a ccTLD, Regional Organization or invited by the chair, may attend the meetings as an observer.
The secretariat is requested to inform all volunteers according to the designations above and organise the first meeting of the working group as soon as feasible.
The Council appoints [insert] name as initial chair of the Working Group. The Working Group is requested to nominate its chair and a vice -chair as soon as possible,
after which the Council will appoint those persons.
Finally, the secretariat is requested to publish this resolution as soon as possible on the ccNSO website. This resolution becomes effective upon publication.
Resolution
Background
One of the Tech Working Group’s vice-chair, Jacques Latour, stepped down before the end of his term. The three year term of the other vice-chair, Ondrej Filip, ended.
In accordance with its charter, the Tech Working Group nominated Niklas Poussette for a two-year term, and Ondrej Filip, for a three year term.
Decision
At the nomination of the Tech Working Group Niklas Poussette is appointed as vice-chair of the Tech Working Group for a two-year term, and Ondrej Filip, as vice-chair
for a three year term.
The ccNSO Council thanks wholeheartedly Jacques Latour for serving as vice-chair, and hopes he will stay involved in the Tech Working Group. The secretariat is
requested to inform the Tech WG accordingly and publish this resolution. This resolution becomes effective upon publication.
For Decision
Background material: Timeline Council Elections
Draft Resolution
Background
In accordance with ICANN Bylaw section 10.3 (d), the following five (5) ccNSO members appointed Councillors will need to step down at the end of the ICANN82 ccNSO meeting (March 2025):
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Biyi Oladipo (AF Region)
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Jordan Carter( AP Region)
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Nick Wenban-Smith ( EU Region)
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Demi Getschko (LAC Region)
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Pablo Rodriguez (NA Region)
According to the ccNO Guideline on Election of Council members, the ccNSO membership should have an opportunity to interview candidates
at a meeting prior to the election process (see:
[ccnso.icann.org]https://ccnso.icann.org/sites/default/files/field-attached/guideline-ccnso-council-election-procedure-31aug17-en.pdf
[ccnso.icann.org] ).
Further, and also according to the aforementioned Guideline, the ccNSO Council needs to appoint an Election Process Manager.
Decision
The ccNSO Council adopts the proposed timeline for the ccNSO Council Elections 2025 as circulated to the Council on 12 July 2024, and requests
the secretariat to publish this timeline and resolution as soon as possible to inform the community accordingly.
The ccNSO Council appoints Joke Braeken, ccNSO Secretariat, as the Election Process Manager.
In accordance with the adopted timeline the ccNSO Council launches the ccNSO Council Election Process and requests the Election Process Manager
to open the call for Nominations on 1 October 2024.
This decision becomes effective immediately upon publication.
Substantive Matters & Decisions
For Discussion & Decision
Background material: Briefing note 3rd CSC Effectiveness Review (was circulated in preparation of joint ccNSO-GNSO Councils meetings)
According to the ICANN Bylaws and Charter of the Customer Standing Committee, the 3rd CSC effectiveness review is expected to start around
1 October 2024. The 2nd Review was concluded in June 2022, and one of the recommendations was to amend the ICANN Bylaws (and Charter of the CSC) to expand the duration between the reviews to five years after the previous review was concluded. Amending
section 17.3 is a Fundamental Bylaw change. Further, according to section 17.3 (b)
the method of review will be determined by the
ccNSO and
GNSO and the findings of the review will be published on the Website.
Introduction and discussion
For Information & discussion
Background Material: Initiating Note & “How we meet” discussion paper (were circulated by Alejandra 8 July 2024)
For Information & discussion
For Information
Tentative block schedule ccNSO will be shown during the meeting
● August 22 – 18.00 UTC (208)
● September 19 – 12:00 UTC (209)
● October 17 – 21:00 UTC (210)
● November 14 @ICANN80 – (211) – time TBD
● December 12 – 12:00 UTC (212)
● January 16, '25 - 18:00 UTC (213)
● February 13, '25 - 12:00 UTC (214)