AT-LARGE GATEWAY
At-Large Regional Policy Engagement Program (ARPEP)
ALAC Liaisons and Representatives
At-Large Review Implementation Plan Development
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- ICANN org: to speak about the importance of protecting end users and registrants’ rights in maintaining a secure and stable DNS
- gNSO & At-Large to speak about registrants' rights and end users interests.
- ICANN Board: To speak about those rights as incorporated in ICANN Bylaws
- Community members and leaders of current PDPs
Format:
Round Table 1:
Introduction: 1min
- Sarah Kiden
- Jonathan Zuck
- Pari Esfandiari
- León Sánchez
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- Through At-Large the capable part of the user community can submit ideas and take positions. How can we define those positions? What are the means and tools that could help At-Large define Internet users interests based on which the At-Large user community can take certain positions?
- What is the importance of safe guarding Internet users’ interests for a secure and known future Internet?
- With the understanding that rights are specific duties necessary to protect interests, is it possible/beneficial to translate Internet users’ interests as they relate to ICANN into rights?
Leon: According to ICANN Bylaws, how do end users participate in ICANN work? (3 min)
Sarah: Through At-Large the capable part of the user community can submit ideas and take positions. How can we define those positions? (3 min)
Jonathan: What are the means and tools that could help At-Large define Internet users interests based on which the At-Large user community can take certain positions? (3 min)
Pari: What is the importance of safe guarding Internet users’ interests for a secure and known future Internet? (3 min)
General Question to all:
With the understanding that rights are specific duties necessary to protect interests, is it possible/beneficial to translate Internet users’ interests as they relate to ICANN into rights? (each 2 min)
Floor participation ( 5min)
wrap up (1 min)
Round Table 2
Introduction: 1min
- Stephanie Perrin
- Becky Burr
- Tijani Ben Jemaa
- Brian Gutterman
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- What are the rights of registrants as incorporated in ICANN’s Bylaws? Do you see those rights reflected in ICANN’s contractual agreements?
- Could you please shed light on current rights protection mechanisms (RPMs)? In your opinion, are they adequate to maintain a secure and stable Internet?
Becky: What are the rights of registrants’ incorporated in ICANN’s Bylaws? (3 min)
Brian: What are the rights of registrants’ incorporated in ICANN’s Bylaws? (3 min)
Stephanie: Could you please shed light on current rights protection mechanisms (RPMs)? (3 min)
Tijani: In your opinion, are they adequate to maintain a secure and stable Internet? (3 min)
General Question to all: Going forward what does ICANN need to do to further enhance registrant’s inclusions in ICANN work? (2 min each)
Floor participation: 5 min
Wrap up: 1 min
Round Table 3:
Introduction: 1min
- Edmon Chung
- Charles Mok
- Holly Raiche
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- Could you pick any ICANN policy that either has concluded or is still underdevelopment (examples could include any of the IDN policies currently under development, The EPDP for gTLD registration data or subsequent procedures for new gTLD rounds.) and discuss how the policy upholds the interests of users and registrants and the impact of this on the DNS ecosystem?
- The public interest could be defined as the wellbeing of the public, and since ICANN’s community involves all stakeholders, would taking all stakeholders’ interests into consideration during the development of a process translate into an ICANN policy that satisfies the public interest?
What is the importance of safe guarding registrants and Internet users’ interests for a secure and known future Internet?
Charles: What is the importance of safe guarding registrants and Internet users’ interests for a secure and known future Internet? (4 min)
Edmon: Could you pick any ICANN policy that either has concluded or is still underdevelopment (examples could include any of the IDN policies currently under development, The EPDP for gTLD registration data or subsequent procedures for new gTLD rounds.) and discuss how the policy upholds the interests of users and registrants and the impact of this on the DNS ecosystem? (4 min)
Holly: Could you pick any ICANN policy that either has concluded or is still underdevelopment (examples could include any of the IDN policies currently under development, The EPDP for gTLD registration data or subsequent procedures for new gTLD rounds.) and discuss how the policy upholds the interests of users and registrants and the impact of this on the DNS ecosystem. (4 min)
General Question to all: The public interest could be defined as the wellbeing of the public, and since ICANN’s community involves all stakeholders, would taking all stakeholders’ interests into consideration during the development of a process translate into an ICANN policy that satisfies the public interest? ( 3min each)
Floor participation: 5 min
wrap up: 1 min
Agenda:
- Staff Introduction (2min)
- Welcome and Session format presentation - Hadia El Miniawi (5min)
- Round Table 1 (27 min)
- Round Table 2 (27 min)
- Round Table 3 (27 min)
- Closing remarks and next steps - Hadia El Miniawi (2min)
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