Team,

Erika Mann is asked me to relay to the RT list her suggested additions below to the OECD objective (additions identified in red text). In her request, Erika noted: "The changes I made relate to the legal term used in many countries. Sometimes the term data privacy is used and sometimes data protection." To keep any further discussion in sync with the latest version of the objectives table, I have displayed Erika's suggested additions below by applying them to the v12 objective text.

Best, Lisa

The review team considered the OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data in relation to WHOIS Policy as mandated by ICANN?s Bylaws, Section 4.6.(e)(iii). The team agreed, by strong [or unanimous?] consensus, that current WHOIS policy does not consider the issues of privacy/data protection or transborder dataflows, and that it is within the domain of the ongoing PDP on Next-Generation gTLD Registration Directory Services to Replace Whois to determine to what extend a future RDS should factor in the OECD Guidelines or other privacy/data protection and transborder dataflow requirements set at national or multinational levels. Accordingly, the review team decided that further review of the OECD Guidelines would not be an effective use of the team?s time and effort.