IMPORTANT: The process for posting nominations is as follows:

1) Nominations, including self-nominations must be made directly to their RALO’s mailing list; 

2) Nominations must be posted to the 2022 ALAC and RALO Elections, Selections and Appointments workspace or by sending a note to At-Large staff

3) a brief statement explaining why they believe they are a suitable candidate and must also complete or update their Statement of Interest (see: At-Large New SOIs Workspace).

NARALO Selection Timetable for 2022*: 

  • 21 March  2022 -  Announcement of call for nominations and Nominee's Statement. **

  • 21 March  – 29 April  2022 - Nomination period (nominations accepted for 30 working days- NARALO rules require a call of not fewer than 10 working days). 

  • 6 May 2022  - Deadline for nomination acceptances 

  • 9 May 2021  - 12  May 2022- Calls with the candidates if desired by the RALOs. 

  • 13 May -  20 May 2022 - Elections (If required, elections will begin no later than one week after the deadline for nomination acceptances and end no later than two weeks after that deadline).

  • 2022 AGM [ ICANN75] - Newly elected ALAC Members and RALOs Leaders shall be seated at the end of the 2022 AGM following the close of the Board Meeting on 22 September 2022.

* NOTES ON NOMINATIONS 

  1. All nominees are expected to submit a brief statement explaining why they believe they are a suitable candidate and must also complete or update their Statement of Interest (see: At-Large New SOIs Workspace).
  2. No one who is currently serving on the Nominating Committee may be nominated for the ALAC. See https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en#VII-8

**NARALO's  Rules of Procedures call for the Call for Nominations for all positions to made by the Chair 30 days in advance of the date of the election. In 2022 Call for elections will start on 21 March 2022 to give more time to volunteers.


Position

Current Holder of Position

Nominee

Nominated By

Date Accepted

Statement of Interest

Results

Term to Serve

ALAC 

(RALO Selected)

Marita Moll

(not Eligible for re-appointment)* see NARALO rule 6.2

Denise de Alcantara HochbaumGlenn McKnight

 

Bill Jouris selection by electionAGM2022-AGM2024
Bill JourisJudith Hellerstein

 

ALAC

(NomCom Selected)

Greg Shatan

(Eligible for re-appointment)






AGM2022-AGM2024
Chair

Eduardo Diaz

(Eligible for re-appointment)

Adrian SchmidtGlenn McKnight

 

Greg Shatan selected by electionAGM2022-AGM2024
Greg ShatanEduardo Diaz

 

ALAC Delegate to the NomCom

Judith Hellerstein 

(Eligible for re-appointment)

Judith Hellerstein Glenn McKnight

 

Judith Hellerstein 

appointed by acclamation as the regional candidate recommended to the ALAC.

AGM2022-AGM2023

* NOTES ON NOMINATIONS NARALO Rules applicable to votes 

NARALO rules 6.4 - The Chair shall determine the date of the election  - timed, if possible, to complete prior to the ICANN meeting preceding the AGM.

6.4.1 Thirty (30) days in advance of the date of the election,  for all open positions, the Chair shall issue a call for nominations (including self-nominations) for Individual members and members of ALS to sever as a member on the ALAC, to be recommended as a delegate to the NomCom and to fill the Chair or the Secretariat position. The nomination period shall be no fewer than 10 working days.

6.4.2 The acceptance period shall be open for at least seven (7) days. Candidates shall confirm that they meet the qualifications for candidature. Self- nominations are deemed to have been accepted. All accepted candidates must complete an At-Large Statement of Interest.

*6.2 NARALO's ALAC members shall normally be limited to no more than two (2) consecutive terms, but in cases where the first term is filling a mid-term vacancy and that the remaining term is no more than 16 months, a third term is allowed. This rule on term limits may be waived in any particular case by 70% vote of the Members.

6.3 The Nom Com Delegate is limited to two (2) consecutive one-year terms, or whatever term is set forth in the ICANN By-Laws, if different.



IMPORTANT: No one who is currently serving on the Nominating Committee may be nominated for the ALAC. See https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en#VII-8


**ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE ALAC DELEGATE TO THE NOMCOM: 

The ICANN Bylaws require that the ALAC, in consultation with the RALOs, appoints five voting members of the NomCom, one per ICANN region. Voting members of the NomCom are appointed for a one year term, starting at the close of the 2019 Annual General Meeting and ending at the 2020 Annual General Meeting, and may be re-appointed for a further term of one year subject to the requirement under the ICANN Bylaws

  • XI-2.4.e The ALAC shall, after consultation with each RALO, annually appoint five voting delegates (no two of whom shall be citizens of countries in the same Geographic Region, as defined according to Section 5 of Article VI to the Nominating Committee.
  • VII-3.1 Each voting delegate shall serve a one-year term. A delegate may serve at most two successive one-year terms, after which at least two years must elapse before the individual is eligible to serve another term.

Voting delegate to the NomCom may not serve more than two consecutive terms.

IMPORTANT: Criteria for NomCom Delegates

The NomCom is responsible for selecting members of the ICANN Board, ALAC, ccNSO and GNSO. This is a very important function and all candidates should meet important criteria.

  • Familiarity with the ICANN groups to which the NomCom appoints (Board, ALAC, GNSO, ccNSO).
  • Ability to judge people (such as when interviewing and hiring).
  • Comfortable and preferably fluent with English (listening, reading, speaking).
  • Good on-line skills such as on Google & Social media
  • Time Commitment - Must be willing to devote substantial time under tight deadlines (March-June). Will involve travel to up to 4 meetings.
  • Ability work in a group environment, standing up for what you believe in a discussion with other "strong" people, but at the same time, must be a good listener and be willing to change your mind if someone else has a good argument. Diplomacy is important.

RALOs may recommend one or more candidates to the ALAC. The appointment if NomCom delegates is carried out by the ALAC. Therefore, RALO recommendations are not binding.

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