IRT Task 153 Review Disclosure Recommendation and Requirement logic on IRT workbook 20210601
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Dear IRT, We’ve discussed the Requests for Disclosure many times. The progress we made at our last meeting was encouraging and we thought we were close to being done with this item. However, the email discussion following the meeting indicates there is still a serious gap in IRT’s understanding and interpretation of the policy recommendation and requirement. To facilitate a more effective discussion on this, we will try a different approach. A new sheet called “DisclosureRequest” has been added to our workbook. It’s designed to pinpoint where the disagreement is. You’ll note that I am not asking for a review of the policy language yet. It will come after the review of this requirements. When responding, please use Cell Numbers and provide rationale for “alignment” or “misalignment” with the EPDP Final Report recommendations. 153 Review Disclosure Recommendation and Requirement logic on IRT workbook 20210601 For those who worked with me on the Security Framework, please note that our job for this project is different now. In the Security Framework, we were asked to come up with it from scratch. (similar to PDP and Implementation) This time our job is limited to follow the Recommendations language given in the EPDP Final Report. (Implementation only) Thank you as always for your dedicated support. -- Kind Regards, Dennis S. Chang GDD Programs Director Phone: +1 213 293 7889 Sykpe: dennisSchang www.icann.org<http://www.icann.org> One World – One Internet
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Dennis Chang