Hi Sebastien, thanks for drafting this! 

I'm good with the overall sentiment, but I'm not sure that we would all agree to this paragraph:

> Through these exchanges during ICANN79 & 80, it has become clearly apparent to us that the Requestor and Respondent Communities need more permanent fora to share and discuss their respective needs and the others’ capacity to respond to them, to potentially find a middle ground in a set of best practices or policy.

I think there are already permanent fora to develop policy, we've been through a whole PDP WG on specifically that topic which led us to this Standing Committee. We should remove "or policy" from that paragraph.

Thank you,

Sarah Wyld, CIPP/E

Policy & Privacy Manager
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swyld@tucows.com

On 2024-06-27 8:32 a.m., Sebastien--- via Gnso-rdrs-sc wrote:

Dear Standing Committee,

 

As discussed on our call last week, please find attached my proposed letter to Greg and Council suggesting/inviting Council or the Requestor+Responder communities directly, to further the more political questions of what constitute requests; allowing to focus on our Pilot Monitoring mandate.

 

Please review and comment. Absent any changes I will send it following our call Monday.

 

Kindly,

 


 


Sebastien Ducos

GoDaddy Registry | Senior Client Services Manager

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