Date: Wednesday, 17 May 2017

Time: 21:00 UTC (for the time in various timezones click here)  


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Participants: 

EN: Glenn McKnight, Judith Hellerstein, Alan Greenberg, John Laprise, Leah Symekher, Howard Deane, Eduardo Diaz, Yubelkys Montalvo, Javier Rua-Jovet, Tom Lowenhaupt, Seth Reiss,, Louis Houle, Gordon Chillcott, John Diane, Louis Houle, Susannah Gray, Howard Deane, John More, Eve Edelson

Apologies:

Staff:  Silvia Vivanco, Gisella Gruber, Heidi Ulrich, Mario Aleman

Call Management: Mario Aleman


Action Items: EN

Recording:   EN 

AC Chat: EN             

Transcript: EN


Agenda              

1. Welcome - 1 minute- Glenn

2. NARALO Election Rules Recap- 2 minutes- Glenn

 

NARALO 2017 Elections

NARALO RULES 

3. Rough Consensus for the confirmation for Secretariat and Chair which are uncontested positions - 2 minutes- Silvia

4. Statements by incoming Chair and Secretariat - 5 minutes

5 Open questions period for positions - Glenn and Silvia  40 minutes

 Opening StatementsCandidateDuration
1ALACJohn Laprise   2
1ALAC Seth Reiss  2
1NOMCOMLeah 2
1NOMCOMJudith Hellerstein 2
  Please provide your reasons why you think that you bring value added to the ALAC  
2.1ALACSeth2
2.2ALACJohn Laprise2
 

ICANN is demanding from the RALO's more active policy comments, Explain how you increase the number of policy comments.

  
3.1ALACJohn Laprise2
3.2ALACSeth Reiss2
 OPEN Questions to only the ALAC Candidates- TWO Questions  
4.1ALACSeth2
4.2ALACJohn2
5.1ALACJohn2
5.2ALACSeth2
  Please provide your reasons why you think that you bring value added to the Nomcom selection committee  
7.1NOMCOMJudith2
7.2NOMCOMLeah2
8.1NOMCOMLeah2
8.2NOMCOMJudith2
 OPEN Questions to only the NOMCOM Candidates   
9.1NOMCOMJudith2
9.2NOMCOMLeah2
10.1NOMCOMLeah2
10.2NOMCOMJudith2
 Total 40 minutes

 

6. Wrap up 10 minutes

Wrap-up Statements

Judith 1 minute

Leah    1 minute

John    1 minute

Seth     1 minute

7. Closing Comments 

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  1. Today's New York Times has a story "Vulnerable Voices" Lash Out as Companies Sway Climate Talks.  It talks about how 300 industry groups are free to roam the negotiations in Bonn's climate change negotiations as stakeholders. The story details objections being raised about undue influence to undue corporate influence by various nations. The "climate" at ICANN is very different. Not only do the companies participate as stakeholders, they have voting majorities. It wasn't supposed to be that way at the start of ICANN - the users had a majority in early iterations. How can we move toward user majorities on the ICANN board. How can we assure that NOMCOM nominees are committed to control by individual internet users of ICANN governance processes?