Dear DNSAM PDP1,
Please find below the high-level notes and Action Items from yesterday`s meeting.
Our next meeting is scheduled for Monday, 11 May at 12:30 UTC.
Kind regards,
Feodora on behalf of Support Staff
2026-05-04 DNS Abuse Mitigation PDP1 WG
Action Items:
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Staff/ LT to add glossary to Collab Document.
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Staff/LT update Collab Document based on WG discussion.
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Staff/LT to provide info/reference
where possible
on what data registrars must contractually collect based on contract agreement –
note: https://www.icann.org/en/contracted-parties/consensus-policies/registration-data-policy
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WG members to:
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Add comments and suggested edits in the collaboration document.
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Add language
WG members can live with.
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Contribute to glossary definitions.
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NCSG to provide more granular language on potential adverse impact on registrants.
Important Documents/Links:
High-Level Notes:
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Welcome (5min)
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Chair opened the meeting.
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Apologies were noted and can be found on the wiki page of each meeting.
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PDP Updates (10min)
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Chair provided an update on potential methods to be used in the future to increase/enhance WG participation during calls.
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Goal: Encourage broader input before reaching consensus calls and avoid late-stage introduction of previously unexpressed
views.
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Chair noted that a glossary will be introduced in the collaboration document.
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Purpose: Create a shared baseline understanding across key terms and improve navigation for external readers of reports.
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Refine strawperson on CQ3 (20min)
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Chair introduced the updated strawperson on CQ3.
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WG members asked whether investigation obligations are limited to data “reasonably available” to registrars.
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WG members noted:
Registrars can only act on data they possess.
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Resellers may have additional/different data (e.g., payment info).
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Obligation remains with the registrar, even if delegated.
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Flexibility is necessary for operational feasibility.
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Other WG members noted:
Potential risk/concern of creating a loophole (“out”) if limited to available data to registrar.
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Asked for clarity on enforcement of ADC when resellers hold data potentially relevant for ADC.
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WG suggested refining language to avoid potential “loopholes” and maintain operational feasibility, ideally clarify interaction with reseller data.
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WG members discussed whether the baseline criteria should be “At least one data point” is sufficient or “reasonable number of indicators” should be required when available to conduct ADC.
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WG members noted concern that minimum requirement may allow “superficial” compliance.
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Other WG members noted: policy should define a minimum baseline, not exhaustive procedures.
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Discussion on strawperson CQ4 (30min)
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Chair presented the strawperson language on CQ4.
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WG initial reaction was generally positive.
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Some WG members noted investigation should not exclude information provided in abuse reports.
5.
Start deliberations on CQ5 (20min)
6.
AOB (5min)