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In summary both communities agreed to further cooperation on the topics discussed during the bilateral as well as through dedicated intersessional meetings that would give them an opportunity to develop shared perspectives on topics of DNS Abuse and subsequent procedures.


GAC Communique and the role of At-Large March 15th, 2022 

ICANN73 GAC Communique published here : https://gac.icann.org/advice/communiques/ICANN73%20GAC%20Communique.pdf refered to topics of mutual interest to both communities, including DNS Abuse, Subsequent Procedures, Public Interest and Universal Acceptance, which have been subject to bilateral meetings and intersessional webinars. The Communique included a reference refers to the situation in Ukraine (“The GAC would like to reference the statements made by GAC members during the GAC Opening Plenary Session on the action taken by Russia against Ukraine and the related requests from Ukraine to ICANN and the GAC.” (p.1.) and individual statements as a transcript available at: https://gac.icann.org/sessions/icann73-session-1-gac-opening-plenary.), much supported and welcomed by the At-Large community.


ALAC/GAC PSWG bilateral; Tuesday 7 June 2022 at 15:15 UTC for 45 minutes.

Following up to the the Action Point recorded in the GAC Minutes of ICANN72 that reiterated both communities' desire to ensure that "GAC and ALAC volunteers to work together to consider possible targeted recommendations of concrete and enforceable contract provisions regarding the mitigation of DNS Abuse to inform future negotiations between ICANN and contracted parties." a joint meeting of the GAC PSWG and a Small DNS Abuse work group was held.

The PSWG expressed their convicion that DNS Abuse was an important topic worthy of further discussion and consideration, yet during the meeting both communites consnted to posponing any formal engagement in drafting concrete proposals, including working on a white paper. This was due to recent developments, and in particular the release by the European Commission of a substantial study of DNS Abuse (see report and technical annex), which required careful analysis.

GAC Liaison's Report on the ALAC-GAC Intersessional Leadership call to prepare the agenda for the joint meeting @ICANN72, 20 September 2021

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