ALAC ATRT2 Candidate Endorsement Process: Revised Timeline (See Announcement of extension of call for volunteers to 14 January 2013)
27 Nov 2012 (Tue) | Tabling of Key Decision Points to the ALAC |
14 Dec 2012 (Fri) | Deadline for ALAC comments on candidate assessment matrix |
14 Dec 2012 (Fri) | Deadline for Committee formation |
17-20 Dec 2012 (Mon-Thu) | Committee discussion on overall process and matrix proxy indicators refinement |
7-11 Jan 2013 (Mon-Fri) | Committee validation of matrix proxy indicators + test review of sample applications |
14 Jan 2013 (Mon) | Candidate application deadline for ATRT2 |
15 Jan 2013 (Tue) | Staff sends out matrix assessment form listing all ALAC candidates to Committee members |
15-17Jan 2013 (Tue-Thu) | Individual Assessment: Committee members review candidate applications and make initial individual assessments |
18 Jan 2013 (Fri) | Committee Meeting to discuss candidates |
19 Jan 2013 (Sat) | Committee Members submit individual assessments |
20 Jan 2013 (Sun) | Staff tabulates results |
21 Jan 2013 (Mon) | Staff circulates results to Committee |
22-23 Jan 2013 (Tue-Wed) | Committee Meeting to review aggregate ranking, discuss and confirm candidate order |
24-27 Jan 2013 (Thu-Sun) | ALAC 4-day ratification vote on endorsed candidates |
28 Jan 2013 (Mon) | Deadline for SO/AC announcement of endorsed candidates and submission to ATRT2 staff |
15 Feb 2013 | ATRT2 candidate selection by ICANN Board Chair and GAC Chair |
March 2013 | ATRT2 work commences |
Members
ALAC ATRT2 Candidate Endorsement: Assessment Matrix
Subjective Ranking 1-5 (5 highest, 1 lowest)
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Evaluation Criteria | Proxy Indicators (These are examples. Actual Proxy Indicators to be developed by Ad-Hoc Sub-Committee) | Candidate 1 Name Link to Application | Candidate 2 Name Link to Application | Candidate 3 Name Link to Application | ||
0. Completed application including filed SOI by 5 Dec 2012 |
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1. Accountability to the ALAC and At-Large | Elected or appointed to the ALAC/Leadership roles |
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2. Trusted by the Community | Known to the ALAC & At-Large community/Leadership roles with no recall/Extended leadership roles |
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3. Knowledge of ICANN and its working practices and culture | Years engaging ICANN/Cross-community experiences |
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4. Knowledge of the Subject Area of Review | Years of experience/Opinion leader or considered as an expert |
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5. Team spirit, adaptability, consensus-seeking attitude | Peer Ranking |
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6. Willingness to learn | Peer Ranking |
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7. Capacity to reason objectively, putting aside personal opinions or preconceptions | Peer Ranking |
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8. Analytical skills | Successfully drafted (or contributed input to) statements/reports that required analysis of data/information |
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9. Ability to interpret quantitative and qualitative evidence | Successfully drafted (or contributed input to) statements/reports involving complex issues that required an understanding of qualitative and quantitative data |
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10. Capacity to draw conclusions purely based on evidence | Peer Ranking |
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12. Commitment to devote sufficient personal time to review process | Demonstration of sufficient time commitment in other areas of work |
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