Page History
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- Don Blumenthal – Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC)
- Evan Leibovitch – At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC)
- Chuck Gomes – GNSO Registry Stakeholder Group (RySG)
- Avri Doria – GNSO Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group (NCSG)
- Steve DelBianco - GNSO Business Constituency (BC)
- Brian Winterfeldt - GNSO Intellectual Property Constituency (IPC)
- James Bladel - GNSO Registrar Stakeholder Group (RrSG)Jordyn Buchanan - GNSO New TLD Applicant Group (NTAG)
- Aparna Sridhar - Google
Panel Questions
1. What is from the perspective of your community the main priority with regard to the discussion on policy vs. implementation
2. Do you believe that an overall framework could be created for all policy implementation activities within ICANN or should specific models be created that would apply for ASO/ccNSO/GNSO policy implementation activities?
3. One of the questions that was raised in the staff discussion paper is how to deal with instances where no consensus can be reached on key issues or competing ‘policy advice’ is received from different SO/ACs? From your perspective, should additional mechanisms be developed that would ‘force’ cross-community engagement and decision-making (see for example EU conciliation procedure http://www.se2009.eu/en/meetings_news/2009/11/4/how_does_the_conciliation_procedure_work.html) or should alternative approaches be explored?
4. What should be the next step in addressing this issue? Some have suggested the creation of a cross-community WG. What is your view on this approach? Are there certain elements that would need a cross-community approach while others should be addressed within respective SO/ACs?
Agenda
Welcome – David Olive, ICANN, VP Policy Development Support (2 minutes)
Introduction of the panel, outline of the session – Bruce Tonkin, ICANN Board, Vice-Chair (3 minutes)
Short presentation of staff paper and comments received in response to public comment forum – Marika Konings, ICANN, Sr. Policy Director (5 minutes)
Question 1 - What is from the perspective of your community the main priority with regard to the discussion on policy vs. implementation
Response Panel (10 minutes)
Comments / questions from the floor (8 minutes)
Question 2 - Do you believe that an overall framework could be created for all policy implementation activities within ICANN or should specific models be created that would apply for ASO/ccNSO/GNSO policy implementation activities?
Response Panel (10 minutes)
Comments / questions from the floor (8 minutes)
Question 3 - One of the questions that was raised in the staff discussion paper is how to deal with instances where no consensus can be reached on key issues or competing ‘policy advice’ is received from different SO/ACs? From your perspective, should additional mechanisms be developed that would ‘force’ cross-community engagement and decision-making (see for example EU conciliation procedure http://www.se2009.eu/en/meetings_news/2009/11/4/how_does_the_conciliation_procedure_work.html) or should alternative approaches be explored?
Response Panel (10 minutes)
Comments / questions from the floor (8 minutes)
Question 4 - What should be the next step in addressing this issue? Some have suggested the creation of a cross-community WG. What is your view on this approach? Are there certain elements that would need a cross-community approach while others should be addressed within respective SO/ACs?
Response Panel (10 minutes)
Comments / questions from the floor (8 minutes)
Conclusion & Next steps – Bruce Tonkin (8 minutes)
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James Bladel is the Senior Director of Policy Planning at GoDaddy, where he oversees the management of gTLD and ccTLD relations. He is a part of the GNSO.
Jordyn Buchanan
Aparna Sridhar
Aparna Sridhar serves as Policy Counsel for Google Inc. in Washington, DC. At Google, she represents the company on telecommunications policy, media policy, and Internet governance matters in Congress, before the FCC and other administrative agencies, and in international fora. She previously served in a similar role at Free Press, a national nonprofit nonpartisan organization dedicated to media reform. Aparna received her J.D. from Stanford Law School and her A.B. from Harvard University. She also clerked for the Honorable M. Margaret McKeown on on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Jordyn Buchanan is the Site Reliability Manager at Google, Inc. Mr Buchanan was the Chair of the Registry Constituency within the GNSO. He was also a Chair of the Whois Task Force.
