Support. Cheers, CD Chris Disspain +44 7880 642456 
On 26 Sep 2024, at 15:43, Bart Boswinkel via Ccnso-council <ccnso-council@icann.org> wrote:
Dear all, Per email of 19 September 2024, the draft Terms of Reference for the DASC review were circulated to you, seeking your feed-back and comments and no additional comments were made.
As said in the email, the review is required under the ToR of the DASC itself.
In order to move this forward you now are asked to approve the Terms of Reference, and related the timeline for call for expression of interest to serve on the review team. Please note that according to the ToR for the Review at least two members of Council are expected to serve on the RT ( and these Councillors are not expected to be a member of the DASC). It would be appreciated if you could express your support for the resolution, or raise objections or your comments on list by Thursday 3 October 2024. Thank you and Kind regards, Bart
Draft Resolution Decision The ccNSO Council approves the 26 September 2024 Terms of Reference for the effectiveness review of the DNS Abuse Committee. The secretariat is requested to publish this decision upon on 4 October 2024 and launch a call for expression to serve on the review team on 4 October 2024, which closes on 18 October 2024. This resolution becomes effective upon publication.
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