Dear All, Please find a link to the recording of our last call from Thursday, 8 May 2014: http://ftp.adigo.com/clients/icann/20140508_IRTP_PartC_RT.zip During the call, we discussed the attached draft of the updated IRTP, which incorporates Rec. 2 of IRTP-C. For Rec. 2, the Final Report mentioned five instances where an FOA should expire: 1. 60 days has passed (if no auto-renewal) 2. domain name expires 3. transfer is executed 4. change of registrant 5. dispute filed for the domain name The first three instances have been incorporated into the draft of the updated IRTP in Section 2.1.4. We held off on adding the fourth reason (change of registrant) until we flesh out the process for change of registrant further to Rec. 1. In drafting the fifth instance (dispute regarding domain name), one of the members of the team previously noted that gaining registrars would have no way of knowing if a dispute was filed. Therefore, we edited Section 3 of the policy to make it so that the registrar of record must deny a transfer request if there is a pending UDRP action, court order, or pending TDRP action. The participants on the call were okay with this language, but I wanted to send it around for everyone else to provide feedback, if desired. Lastly, a few members of the IRT had discussed doing a white-boarding session where we could work together to map out the structure of the change of registrant from Rec. 1. We thought that was a great idea, and we are going to schedule a session in London. This will be an important session for everyone to attend as this could greatly affect your business practices, and we want to make sure we are implementing the recommendation as the Working Group intended. Given the importance of attendance, I thought I would send around a few timing options for the London session. Does the team have any preference between Sunday, June 22 (early evening), Wednesday, June 25 (any time) or Friday, June 27 (morning)? Please let me know if you have any feedback on the attached draft or a timing preference for London. Thank you! Kind regards, Caitlin Tubergen Registrar Relations and Contracts Manager ICANN