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Public Comments Requested on Initial Draft Fast-Track Mechanism for ,Introduction of a Limited Number of IDN ccTLDs
by Mark McFadden - ISPCP Secretariat Feb. 4, 2008

Feb. 4, 2008

*Public Comments Requested on Initial Draft Fast-Track Mechanism for Introduction of a Limited Number of IDN ccTLDs* <http://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-01feb08.htm> <http://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-2-31jan08.htm> This is a first Discussion Draft of the Initial Report of the IDNC Working Group (IDNC WG). It is published for comment and input from the ICANN community. The Introduction of a Limited Number of IDN ccTLDs Under A Fast Track Mechanism: Draft Initial Report of the IDNC Working Group [PDF, 43K] http://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/draft-initial-report-idnc-wg-01feb08..p df Public Comments reqeusted by 26 February 2008 This is a first Discussion Draft of the Initial Report of the IDNC Working Group (IDNC WG). It is published for comment and input from the ICANN community. This document has not been signed-off on by the IDNC Working Group whose members will continue to provide their own comments and input during this consultation period. The IDNC WG was charted by ICANN's Board to develop and report on feasible methods, if any, that would enable the introduction, in a timely manner and in a manner that ensures the continued security and stability of the Internet, of a limited number of non-contentious IDN ccTLDs, associated with the ISO 3166-1 two-letter codes (both the official code list of ISO 3166-1 and the list of reserved ISO 3166-1 code elements), while the overall IDN ccTLD policy is being developed. The scope of the IDNC WG is limited to developing feasible methods (for the introduction of a limited number of IDN ccTLDs) that do not pre-empt the policy outcomes of the IDN cc Policy Development Process (ccPDP) for which an Issue Report is currently being prepared. In preparing the ccPDP Issue Report, the Issue Manager will identify policies, procedures, and/or by-laws that need to be reviewed and, if necessary revised, in connection with the development and implementation of any IDN ccTLD policy. Further, the Issue Manager will take into account the joint ccNSO GAC Issues Paper, input from other ICANN Supporting Organisations and Advisory Committees, public comments, technical limitations and requirements including the IDNA Guidelines, and any other matters that the Issue Manager considers to be of relevance. Under the IDNC WG charter, in considering feasible fast track methods, the IDNC WG must take into account and be guided by: * The overarching requirement to preserve the security and stability of the DNS; * Compliance with the IDNA protocols; * Input and advice from the technical community in respect to the implementation of IDNs; * Current practices for the delegation of ccTLDs. The fast track approach requires two specific mechanisms which are addressed in this report: 1. A mechanism for the selection of the IDN ccTLD string (See Section 3 of the report); and 2. A mechanism to designate an IDN ccTLD manager (See Section 4 of the report). The purpose of this report is to inform and report to the community on the topics and issues as identified by the IDNC WG that need to be considered in developing each of the two mechanisms, and to seek input and comments on them. This report, and the comments received, will be used to structure and propose potential mechanisms in the next phase of the fast track (See Section 5 of the report for the Interim Report Schedule). As stated above, the outcome of the fast track cannot pre-empt the outcome of the ccPDP. All of the issues/topics raised regarding the fast track mechanisms also are being raised under the ccPDP. Thus, the solutions reached for the purposes of the fast track, out of necessity, have to be as limited as possible. Comments on this report are encouraged to be submitted by 26 February 2008 via email to idn-cctld-fast-track(a)icann.org. An archive of all comments received will be publicly posted at http://forum.icann.org/lists/idn-cctld-fast-track/. [ from the gNSO Secretariat ]

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GNSO Council Agenda for New Delhi meeting 13 February, 8:00 local time
by Mark McFadden - ISPCP Secretariat Feb. 4, 2008

Feb. 4, 2008

Attached please find the agenda for the GNSO Council Open Meeting in New Delhi on Wednesday 13 February 2008. For further information about the meetings in New Delhi, please also see: http://del.icann.org/days Proposed GNSO Council Agenda for the Open Meeting in New Delhi 13 February 2008 This agenda was established according to the Rules of Procedure for the GNSO Council 08:00 - 12:30 local time in New Delhi Coordinated Universal Time UTC 02:30 - see below for local times (18:30 Los Angeles (12 February), 20:30 Washington DC (12 February), 02:30 London, 03:30 Brussels, 08:00 New Delhi, 13:30 Melbourne) Avri Doria will be chairing the GNSO Council meeting Scheduled time for meeting - 4 hours 30 mins. Dial-in numbers for remote participation sent individually to absent Council members. Session 1 Item 0: Roll call of Council members Item 1: Update any statements of interest Item 2: Review/amend agenda Item 3: Approve GNSO Council minutes of 17 January 2008 http://www.gnso.icann.org/mailing-lists/archives/council/msg04539.html Item 4: Update from Denise Michel on Board activities Item 5: Liaison Update Report on the IDNC Item 6: Response to IDN questions - with a decision/vote http://www.gnso.icann.org/drafts/ccnso-gac-issues-report-idn-cctlds-31jan08. pdf - brief report - public discussion - council action 10:30 - 11:00 Break Session 2 Item 7: Domain Tasting Policy Development Process with a decision/vote on TBD motions - brief report - public discussion - council action Item 8: Status update on: 8. 1 - Inter-Registrar Transfers (IRT) 8. 1.1 Policy Development Process (PDP) 8. 1.2 other Inter-Registrar Transfer Policy recommendations. 8. 2 - WHOIS studies Item 9: AOB OPEN MICROPHONE (18:30 LA 12 Feb, 21:30 Washington DC 12 Feb, 03:30 Brussels, 08:00 New Delhi, 13:30 Melbourne) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Local time between October and March, Winter in the NORTHERN hemisphere ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reference (Coordinated Universal Time) UTC 02:30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- California, USA (PDT) UTC-8+1DST 18:30 Feb 12 Cedar Rapids (CST)UTC-6+0DST 20:30 Feb 12 New York/Washington DC, USA (EDT) UTC-5+1DST 21:30 Feb 12 Buenos Aires, Argentina UTC-3+0DST 00:30 London, United Kingdom (BST) UTC+0DST 02:30 Brussels, Belgium (CEST) UTC+1+0DST 03:30 Karlsruhe, Germany (CEST) UTC+1+0DST 03:30 Barcelona, Spain (CEST) UTC+1+0DST 03:30 Oslo, Norway (CEST) UTC+1+0DST 03:30 Amman, Jordan UTC+2+0DST 04:30 New Delhi, India UTC+5:30+0DST 8:00 Phnom Penh, Cambodia UTC+7+0DST 09:30 Hong Kong, China UTC+8+0DST 10:30 Singapore, Singapore UTC+8+0DST 10:30 Melbourne, Australia (EST) UTC+10+0DST 13:30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The DST starts/ends on last Sunday of March 2008, 2:00 or 3:00 local time (with exceptions) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For other places see http://www.timeanddate.com [ from the gNSO Secretariat ]

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