FW: Notes CWG CTN meeting
Dear all, Below you will find the summary of last week¹s call. Attached you will find updated versions of the responses submitted to-date. Please note that our next call is on Monday 30 November 2015 at 2100 UTC. 13:00 PDT, 16:00 EDT, 21:00 London, 22:00 CET, 05:00 Beijing, 08:00 Sydney for other places see: http://tinyurl.com/pnb2o4x Best. Lars From: Bart Boswinkel <bart.boswinkel@icann.org> Date: Thursday, 19 November 2015 at 02:49 To: Lars HOFFMANN <lars.hoffmann@icann.org> Subject: Notes CWG CTN meeting Lars, Included notes from last Mondays call, please check if okay suggest you send them to the list Kind regards, Bart CWG Country and Territory Names, Monday 16 November 2015, 21:00 UTC AGENDA 1. Welcome Apologies: * Annebeth Lange * Jaap Akkerhuis * Laura Hutchinson 2. Re-cap of Dublin and reminder of work plan until Marrakech * Circulation of survey questions First time out send late August Reminders send. Last group was approached after the Dublin meeting. In person and generic reminders During Dublin and since, 5 comments received, from various communities Goal is to have internal views and circulate prior to Marrakesh Co-chair proposal: Send out as prelimanry report also include section around methodology. Comment: bundling together work on two and three letter codes, and then seek feed-back. Recognition major issue is country names, but before handling it send out prelimenary report to show methodology 3. Letter from Thomas Schneider, GAC Chair Background; ccNSO and GNSO chairs informed about concern of potetial overlap between work Geographic names and CTN WG. Positive:Issue identified, awareness has been raised Interpretation of letter response: Mandate of CTN is ISO 3166 list. GAC WG will focus on other Geographic names. Limited to ISO 3166. does that include names of countries? Names in different languages? Interpretation: Includes names as on ISO list Paul S: Does not read it as limiting or intentionally. Work deriving from ISO 3166 Suggests to park the issue until such time it hits that point ( around Marrakesh meeting), after dealing with 3 letter codes. Heather F. Concern: There are two groups on geographic names -> may result in different definitions. Deal with concern going forward. Clarity needed for future applicants. Other Questions? Cheryl: GAC's own work will proceed at its own pace. At th etime the work of GAC moves forward CTN will be able to negotiate mutually agreed terminology. It is early days of the GAC group. Paul S: Potential risk recognised by both CTN and GAC and hence potential to mitigate, as result of letter. 4. Confirm and Discuss input received on 3-character codes Heather: Comments received to date . ( 5 ), including from two law-firms ccTLD submissions to follow. Question: Does response need to be official? Official letter not needed, Seeeking input at this time. Time to digest the input received 5. Next steps in tabulating community input received to-date Lesson learned: Strategy on how to seek response: create a kind format. Challanges on input Next step; How to deal with comments, taking into account variety of format. How to deal woth it Carlos: Background paper and two-letter paper. In seeking public comment and working move forward on straw man. Use methodology of two-letter code Lars suggestion: Possibility creating sub-groups, staff could make a summary, Check by group. Bring in comments as much as possible. Carlos: Include comments in paper. Include as annexes/ Appendices. Need to maintain original source By and large responses with rationale. Create overview and cluster reasoning. CTN members to look at comments recevied and then discussion on how to include them. Discuss formal methodology at that time, and document it. Cheryl: Community expectation some form of archive how CTN has dealt with comment. Template approach used by CWG and CCWG Recommend on how to use column approach. Bring out rationale Tackle at next meeting? Create a sub-group ( self-identified) supported by staff to work on digesting the comment. 6. AOB and next meeting No comments
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Lars Hoffmann