Following up on today’s call, let’s begin an email discussion thread on an inconsistency in our report<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ACU9BXxqBh0XPYGAZf3Lv2v7WMoyAvb5LN_MRc6j...>, as pointed out by the RySG public comment. In our report<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ACU9BXxqBh0XPYGAZf3Lv2v7WMoyAvb5LN_MRc6j...>, we say this on Transparency good practices: 5. Notes, minutes, or records of all membership meetings should be made publicly available. And we say this about Participation: 4. For any meetings, be they closed to members only or open to anyone, the members have to be able to access notes, minutes, and/or recordings, subject to exceptions for confidential matters. In their public comment (page 4),<https://community.icann.org/download/attachments/59643284/summary%20of%20pub...> the RySG rightly points out that the above recommendations "might be seen as confusing or inconsistent”. We need to address records vs recordings. We need to address access to those records by membership vs public. Our question is, how shall we reconcile our Good Practice recommendations regarding WHAT is included in meeting records, and TO WHOM those records are available?