Dear GNSO Review Working Group members, This is a Consensus Call for the GNSO Review Implementation Charter for Recommendations 26, 27, 28, & 29, per the action items below from the meeting on 24 May. It was noted during the meeting that the only changes were to reflect the actions taken by ICANN relating to GDPR compliance. The text of the charter including the Working Group Determination section with implementation guidance remains unchanged from the text agreed to by the Working Group last November 2017. As noted in the attached charter, these are the recommendations for implementation: Recommendation 26: That GNSO Council members, Executive Committee members of Stakeholder Groups and Constituencies and members of Working Groups complete and maintain a current, comprehensive Statement of Interest on the GNSO website. Where individuals represent bodies or clients, this information is to be posted. If not posted because of client confidentiality, the participant’s interest or position must be disclosed. Failing either of these, the individual not be permitted to participate. Recommendation 27: That the GNSO establish and maintain a centralized publicly available list of members and individual participants of every Constituency and Stakeholder Group (with a link to the individual’s Statement of Interest where one is required and posted). Recommendation 28: That section 6.1.2 Membership of Chapter 6.0 Stakeholder Groups and Constituencies: Operating Principles and Participation Guidelines of the GNSO Operating Procedures be revised to clarify that key clauses are mandatory rather than advisory, and to institute meaningful sanctions for non-compliance where appropriate. Recommendation 29: That Statements of Interest of GNSO Council Members and Executive Committee members of all Stakeholder Groups and Constituencies include the total number of years that person has held leadership positions in ICANN. Staff is circulating the final version of the charter for a two-week Consensus Call to end on Thursday, 07 June 2018. If there are no objections the recommendations will be deemed to have been implemented by Full Consensus. Best regards, Julie Julie Hedlund, Policy Director