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RALO  

RALO ALses criteria and   expectations ALSes Criteria and Expectations

Comment  

AFRALO

Current ROPs   (there  there is a WG in charge of reviewing and   updating the ROPs, being certification criteria one of the items to be   discussed) : See:

List of Issues under   discussion:

•Individual Membership   •Weighted vote •Members performance •Metrics •Metrics   of performance •Decertification • Decertification •Quorum • Certification criteria

https://community.icann.org/display/AFRALO/AFRALO+RULES+OF+PROCEDURE+REVIEW+2014 

PART II: MEMBERSHIP

*5. Membership*

5.1. All organizations are considered ALS if they   are accredited by ALAC

 5.2. All   ALSes in the AFRICAN region shall be Members of the AFRALO.

 5.3. There   shall be no limit as to the number of Members of the AFRALO.

 5.4. All   Members and Provisional Members shall be entitled to attend and participate   at all meetings and be entitled to access information via a publicly accessed   World Wide Web site maintained by AFRALO.

 5.5. All   Members and Provisional Members shall be entitled to participate in AFRALO   mailing lists.

See: Current ROPS under:

https://community.icann.org/display/AFRALO/AFRALO+MOU+and+Organising+Documents

New ROPs are a work in progress

APRALO

The recently approved ROPs (document AP_ROP_2014 V: 1.3) 26^th March 2014, provide for the   following:

Section B - APRALO and APRALO Associated Responsibilities

6. APRALO Member Requirements and Responsibilities

6.1  All   APRALO Members agree to abide by these RoP and other requirements as may be   agreed to by the APRALO from time to time. It is expected that they:

6.1.1 Serve on behalf of the APRALO and the At Large   Community by acting for the good of the entire Community.

6.1.2 Attend all APRALO meetings, and to the extent   that such participation from time to time may not be possible, provide   advance notice of the planned absence where practical.

6.1.3 Prepare for and actively participate in all   APRALO discussions, including Face to face meetings, teleconferences, email lists,   wikis and other means of interaction as agreed to by the APRALO

6.1.4 Take part in all APRALO consensus decisions   and votes except for those requiring attendance at a meeting where the APRALO   Member is not present.

6.1.5 Play where possible and practical a leadership   role in representing the interests of Internet users within the Region, for   the ALAC and in ICANN generally.

6.1.6 Actively participate in APRALO and ALAC WTs,   and preferably in WTs sponsored by other ICANN bodies as well. Unless   otherwise specified, such participation is as an individual and not formally   representing the APRALO

6.2 Should a situation arise where a person   can no longer reasonably (currently and ongoing) carry out the obligations of an   assigned Role or Appointment, they are obliged to notify the APLT

and discuss options which may include   either resignation and/or arrangement of a replacement as   representative for their function, and to otherwise ensure that the APRALO and AtLargeare wellservedAt-Large are well-served.

6.3 Any member of the ICANN community may   voice problems, concerns, or complaints about ICANN to the Ombudsman. (Refer to Paragraph 11.9)

Includes specific measures

EURALO

EURALO's Articles of Association -of the ICANN European Internet Users Forum a Regional At-Large Organisation of ICANN Adopted in Lisbon, on the 27^th of April 2007, changed on 24^th of May 2011.

Part D -   MEMBERSHIP

4 Membership 

4.1 Members of The Association shall consist of the   following:

4.1.1 organisations domiciled in Europe supporting the   purposes of The Association which qualify as an ALS.

4.2 Membership shall be by application, in writing, in   the form and containing the information which the Board shall from time to   time determine, and shall be signed.

4.3 The Board shall determine the criteria for   membership, subject to review of the same by the General Assembly, and the   mechanism by which applications for Membership are approved, which may also   be reviewed by the General Assembly.

4.4 Members of other RALOs may not be members of The   Association.

4.5 The Association will promote the formation of user   groups and their accreditation by the ALAC. Nevertheless, mechanisms will be   maintained to ensure that the individual regional users not integrated into   ALSes can express their opinion on the development of ICANN policies.

EURALO recognizes that there needs to be a minimal   standard for involvement and participation at RALO issues.  See the Procedure: How to deal with   inactive ALSes, by Wolf   Ludwig dated June 2011.

No specific measure but some guidance exists

LACRALO

ORDINARY RULES OF   PROCEDURE

DEFINITIONS

“At-Large   Structure” or “ALS” means any organisation that has applied for, and been   granted, such status by the then-current process and according to the   then-current requirements as decided by and defined by ICANN.
   
 Rules of Procedures iEnglish : English : AL 2007 SD   2 Rev LACRALO Rules of Procedure EN.pdf

Work in progress, under discussion

NARALO  

NARALO Operating Principles, 

2013-08-20

The   North American Regional At-Large Organization (NARALO) promotes and assures   the North American user participation in the ICANN policy development   process. It is formed by the unaffiliated individuals who meet the requirements under rule 17 and by those North American   At-Large Structures (ALSs) accredited by the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC).  

Rule 17:

The members of the unaffiliated individuals, including   the representative to the NARALO General Assembly must submit an affirmation   to At-Large Staff indicating that they meet the following criteria:

• be subscribed to the NA-Discuss list,

• be a permanent resident of one of the   countries/territories in the North American region as defined by ICANN,

• not be a member of a certified ALS.

Ceasing to meet any of the criteria terminates   unaffiliated membership.

1.   Commit to supporting individual Internet users' informed participation in   ICANN by distributing to individual constituents/members information on   relevant ICANN activities and issues, offering Internet-based mechanisms that   enable discussions of one or more of these activities and issues among   individual constituents/members, and involving individual constituents/members   in relevant ICANN policy development, discussions and decisions.

2.   Be organized so that participation   by individual Internet users who are citizens or residents of countries   within the Geographic Region in which the ALS is based will predominate in   the ALS' operation. The ALS may permit additional participation by others   that is compatible with the interests of the individual Internet users within   the region.

3.   Be self-supporting (not rely on ICANN for funding).

4.   Post on the Internet (on the ALAC's website or elsewhere)   publicly-accessible, current information about the ALS's goals, structure,   description of constituent group(s)/membership, working mechanisms,   leadership, and contact(s).

5. Assist the   RALO in performing its function.