Thanks Wendy. So we now have two motions on WHOIS. I suggest we vote on Tim's motion first and only vote on John's if Tim's fails. There is no sense in voting on actually carrying the studies out if the Council has just decided to ask for more information before deciding whether to do so or not. Stéphane Le 8 mars 2011 à 23:21, Wendy Seltzer a écrit :
I second.
--Wendy
On 03/08/2011 05:18 PM, Stéphane Van Gelder wrote:
Thanks Tim,
Is there a second for this motion?
Stéphane
Le 8 mars 2011 à 21:52, Tim Ruiz a écrit :
I would prefer to have some additional information before voting on more studies:
1. An update on the current study already in progress, with estimated completion date and then next steps on that for Staff and Council.
2. Information or report from Staff on resources required for the above over the rest of the fiscal year, and Staff resources that are available to follow through on additional studies the rest of this fiscal year.
3. Information or report from ICANN's CFO or other appropriate Staff on money still available for further studies this fiscal year.
The above information will help us make responsible decisions about how best to use the resources that are made available to us. If a motion is required to do this, then I so move:
Whereas the GNSO Council must make decisions on which pending Whois Studies are yet to be pursued (link to appropriate Staff reports on cost and feasibility studies); and
Whereas the GNSO Council wishes to make fiscally responsible decisions; therefore be it
Resolved that the GNSO Council asks Staff to provide as soon as reasonably possible:
1. An update on the current Whois Study already in progress, with estimated completion date and then next steps on that for Staff and Council.
2. Information or report on resources required for the above over the rest of the fiscal year, and Staff resources that are available to follow through on additional studies the rest of this fiscal year.
3. Information or report from ICANN's CFO or other appropriate Staff on money still available for further studies this fiscal year.
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