The Federal NIC, the national operator (Registry) for the ccSLD .FED.REP.BR (FEDerative REPublic of BRazil), through this contribution, proposes modifications to the ICANN gTLD rights and competition policies. 1 - ICANN should create a maximum price limit for domain names that are not considered premium, in order to protect domain registrants from abusive business practices by gTLD operators. To quote, the price increase in Uniregistry gTLDs, price increase in Donuts gTLDs, price increase in legacy .com and .org gTLDs. 2 - Define clearer rules about domain names that use geographic terms and that were approved without any debate with GAC, and can quote .gay, which can also refer to a small town in the United States called Gay, .marshalls that represents the name from a country called Marshall, but written in the plural. 3 - Create a program to protect public interest gTLD operations, place bids for public interest gTLDs, create a cheaper payment rate for these gTLDs and set maximum prices to protect registrants. Examples of public interest gTLDs: .org, .clarity, .hiv, .lgbt and etc 4 - Create a multisectoral committee to monitor the operations of public interest gTLDs, preventing members from being re-elected, to ensure greater participation. Thank you, Higor L. Federal NIC www.federalnic.fed.rep.br