Hi Keith. I note this is on the agenda for the 24 June Council meeting, as Item 7. I think the discussion would need to take into account the fact that there are now (at least) three streams of work proposing possible changes to ICANN governance structures and procedures: (1) Implementation of WS2 Recommendations. (2) The ICANN paper Enhancing The Effectiveness of ICANN's Multistakeholder Model - Next Steps. Out for Public Comment. (3) The Final report of the ATRT3 Review Team. Out for Public Comment. You could argue that there is a fourth stream, namely ICANN's proposals for a staged return to F2F Meetings (I have separately provided some comments on that). The most recent work is the ATRT3 Report, which explicitly touches on the first two in several respects, notably establishment of a community-led priority setting mechanism. Just something to keep in mind if we are discussing "known unknowns" and their impact on Council/GNSO/community workload. Cheers Tom On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 6:12 AM Drazek, Keith via council < council@gnso.icann.org> wrote:
Hi all,
Following our May GNSO Council meeting, I took an action item to circulate the ICANN Accountability Work Stream 2 Implementation Assessment Report (attached).
For additional context, there’s further detail on the WS2 effort, including the Board’s resolution approving the Final Report, here: https://features.icann.org/ccwg-accountability-ws2-%E2%80%93-final-report
As discussed, our next steps will be to raise this topic with other SO/AC leaders to determine whether a joint letter/inquiry might be in order. Also, Council leadership will work with Philippe, Tom and James to prepare a Council-level discussion at an upcoming meeting.
Please review the attached.
Best regards to you all,
Keith
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