Hi Lise Thanks for giving us a preview of the Naming Functions Agreement. I have not read the detail of the Naming Agreement yet but I do see that there is frequent reference to the GAC Principles relating to ccTLDs. i) the ICANN Board has never adopted the advise given in the GAC Principles 2005; ii) The Framework of Interpretation ( https://features.icann.org/adoption-framework-interpretation-cctld-delegatio... ) for ccTLD Delegations and Redelegations which was developed by Framework of Interpretation Working Group (FOIWG) and reviewed by CCNSO and considered by the GAC and approved by the ICANN Board on Thu, 25 Jun 2015 - Resolution Number: 2015.06.25.07 2015.06.25.08 specifically says "certain documents including the GAC Principles 2000 (which the GAC superseded in 2005)..... should be archived and considered no longer used by ICANN staff." However I note in the Naming Functions Agreement there are multiple references to the GAC Principles..... which obviously should not be cited. I assume that references to the GAC Principles will be removed as in ICANN's own words they ..... "should be archived and considered no longer used by ICANN staff." Kind regards Paul Quoting Lise Fuhr <Fuhr@etno.eu>:
Dear All,
Please see the attached Naming Functions Agreement which the comments from Sidley. We have a CWG call on Thursday where we can discuss the issues raised by Sidley.
Best, Lise
From: cwg-client-bounces@icann.org [mailto:cwg-client-bounces@icann.org] On Behalf Of Hofheimer, Joshua T. Sent: 26 July 2016 03:20 To: Client Committee Cc: Greeley, Amy E. Subject: Re: [client com] ICANN-PTI Naming Functions Agreement & Services Agreement Headers
Client Committee -- Attached is a further revised draft of Sidleyâs comments to the Naming Functions Agreement. For convenience, we have included a clean Word version, a cumulative PDF redline against the ICANN draft, and an internal redline against the version we sent yesterday.
Please note, we have not undertaken a formal review of the Naming Functions Agreement against Annex C. We are looking for guidance from the CWG as to whether the provisions that the CWG drafted to implement Annex C (as described in the Implementation Proposal dated June 9, 2016) will be incorporated in the bylaws or the naming function agreement. Once this determination is made, we can ensure that the provisions are appropriately documented, if requested.
Cheers, Josh
Joshua Hofheimer Sidley Austin LLP jhofheimer@sidley.com (213) 896-6061 (LA direct) (650) 565-7561 (Palo Alto direct) (323) 708-2405 (cell)
From: Hofheimer, Joshua T. Sent: Monday, July 25, 2016 12:50 PM To: 'Client Committee' Cc: Resnick, Yael; Flanagan, Sharon; Gregory, Holly; Grapsas, Rebecca; Greeley, Amy E. Subject: RE: ICANN-PTI Naming Functions Agreement & Services Agreement Headers
Dear Client Committee â If you have not already started reviewing the attached, please hold for a few hours. We will have a revised draft to you shortly with further observations on the connections to the ICANN Bylaws, and some additional revisions.
Thanks, Josh
Joshua Hofheimer Sidley Austin LLP jhofheimer@sidley.com<mailto:jhofheimer@sidley.com> (213) 896-6061 (LA direct) (650) 565-7561 (Palo Alto direct) (323) 708-2405 (cell)
From: Hofheimer, Joshua T. Sent: Sunday, July 24, 2016 4:02 PM To: Client Committee Cc: Resnick, Yael; Flanagan, Sharon; Gregory, Holly; Grapsas, Rebecca; Greeley, Amy E. Subject: ICANN-PTI Naming Functions Agreement & Services Agreement Headers
Dear Client Committee,
Attached please find proposed comments to the Naming Functions Agreement and the Services Agreement Headers, both clean and marked against the versions sent by ICANN. Because the Services Agreement Headers received from ICANN was in PDF only, we converted to Word and added formatting. However, this has made the redline look more atrocious than it actually is. We are going to try to clean this up a little in the versions to go to ICANN, but did not want to delay getting feedback or comments from the community.
On the Naming Functions Agreement, we focused primarily on verifying the mapping exercise undertaken by ICANN to ensure the CWGâs views and conditions have been incorporated. Where the proposed draft appears to be lacking or inconsistent, we have noted with questions, comments, and in some instances direct revisions.
Cheers, Josh
JOSHUA T. HOFHEIMER Partner
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