On 5/27/13 1:09 PM, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond wrote:
Hence the need to follow the Strategy to continue to engage the ASO as the ALAC has recently
While useful in its own right, if only because, unique among the SO/AC entities which advise the Board, or hold delegated unique endpoint identifier coordination responsibilities, the ASO and ALAC have regional constituent structure, and nominally, develop policy from these regional constituent elements, forming the respective ASO and ALAC positions of record to the Board from these regionally developed policy recommendations, engagement with the ASO is not the same as advising the Board, and advice to the Board is the purpose stated in the ICANN bylaws of 15 December 2002 ("New Bylaws"), creating an At Large Committee. Thank you for the summary of ExCom/Executive meeting in Beijing, and your personal thoughts on the regional vs jurisdictional allocation of IPv6 blocks. My own thoughts on the subject were conveyed by mail to the convener of the U.S. Delegation to the ITU Meeting on IPv6, in March of 2010, in response to a notice to the Internet Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC). Regards, Eric