Desiree Cabrera: Today's Agenda is also located at: https://community.icann.org/display/CPMMB/CCWG+on+IG+Teleconference+-+2016.02.09


matthew shears: we seem way to eager


matthew shears: http://unctad.org/en/pages/newsdetails.aspx?OriginalVersionID=1193&Sitemap_x0020_Taxonomy=Commission%20on%20Science%20and%20Technology%20for%20Development


matthew shears: link to cstd announcement


Olivier Crepin-Leblond: Thanks @Matthew


mscade: I was aso at the Intercessional in Hungary in early Jan.


matthew shears: is it still possible to comment?


mscade: only to take questions/yes to Matthew's question but you need to do it quickly


mscade: Desiree, it appears that I can speak but you cannot hear me?


matthew shears: thanks


ni: Re EC WG can circulate a draft comment if helpful 


matthew shears: hi ni yes - thanks


mscade: Just to be clear that it is not a requirement that a comment come from the CCWG-IG, in fact, CET, or any other individual group can submit comments, or a group


mscade: to be clear my last post was about the CSTD -WG on Enhanced Cooperation


matthew shears: ah ok - got it - clearly neeed a calculator


matthew shears: yes


matthew shears: + 1 Veni


mscade: Just for everyone to be aware- I am 202xxx1196 on the participant list. I could not be heard, so am in the Adobe twice. apologies for that but so no one is wondering who the 202 add is.


ni: Draft agenda proposes "waht to look for in future" could say "next steps"


ni: @ Marilyn - the mystery woman 


ni: No idea why I (Nigel) am "Ni"


mscade: The Outcome Document from NY provides the forward looking focus, I agree.


mscade: And I agree that the focus should be the road ahead...


mscade: Invitations could be sent fairly quickly, and then we can have a back up plan for speakers if those speakers are not available.


Bill Drake: Peter and Chengetai have been on the panel a dozen  times, no?


mscade: Chengetai has not been on a panel any time recently.


Bill Drake: from teh beginning of time


mscade: BUT that isn't the issue is it? He is the Secretariat of the IGF.


matthew shears: well - I would prefer an interactive discussion on some subject


Bill Drake: not the paper, the topic


Bill Drake: again


matthew shears: I think we shoud stick to fragmentation (not WEF fragmentation) add someone on IP addressing etc. as that is always a topic of fragmentation, etc.


Farzaneh Badii: it's not a dead horse


mscade: Fragmentation as a security risk is important.


Bill Drake: yes but that's what seems to be the direction Matthew


Bill Drake: every time


mscade: what might otherwise be termed as 'regional fragmentation' driven by security concerns is also a challeng and whiel it largely belongs in the IGF, ther are aspects t relevant to but we need to focus on what is about ICANN's role -- eg. SSR


matthew shears: perhaps we can look to teh WEF paper for suggestionsas to how we couyld shape the 30 mins and then pick speakers accordingly


Bill Drake: I wouldn't load up a bunch of speakers


matthew shears: agre


matthew shears: e#


mscade: Translating into why stuff matters to the rest of ICANN, not just us who ar e the well informed, is our challenge... why does it matter to ICANN is always the question. WSIS is not over, Bill.


mscade: In fact, the Outcome Document made that clear.


mscade: Governments met after the HL meeting and advised that they will continue to try to make changes each year...that is risky to ICANN.


mscade: I am supportive of talking about fragmentation as long as we focus on what matters to ICANN and I do consider it an important issue.


mscade: Should we discuss the Wushen Conference? If so, probably also talk about the Cyber Conference,.


Robin Gross: Sounds like censorship is being proposed.  That's a no-go.


Bill Drake: right...leave Fadi out of it


mscade: Robin should comment on what she meant. but I think that we all agree we are not talking about Fadi. Talkng about the goals of the Wushen conference purpose is different.


matthew shears: lessons learned for the org not just about fadi - its important that we discuss the perception challenges, etc.


matthew shears: so that we don't have cock-ups like this in the future


Bill Drake: the issue is not Fadi. the issue is what is going on in the policy environment that affects fragmentation


Bill Drake: no


matthew shears: + 1 Bill


mscade: In our face to face session, I also think that we need to be clear about our concerns about Fadi's actions that are not supported by the community, but that belongs in the f-f session if anywhere. not in the public session.


Farzaneh Badii: 30 minutes for WSIS +10 is too much


Farzaneh Badii: who is the moderator ?


Bill Drake: I agree


mscade: Farzaneh, I disagree. And in the spirit of compromise, I propse that we have equal time slots.


Robin Gross 2: I don't have audio for this call, but yes, I meant the substantive topics should not be banned.  I agree it is a mistake to make it all about The Fadi.


matthew shears: if therr are no questions in teh WSIS session we move on promptly


Bill Drake: Simple question: how long a time block for Chengetai to tell us how many rooms there will be in Mexico?


Bill Drake: and how many for Peter to tell us the timeline for WGEC


mscade: Yes, to Matthew's proposal of moving on, if there are not comments., but remember tahat it may be comments, not just questtions.


Bill Drake: not flying


Farzaneh Badii: alright


Bill Drake: crawling


Farzaneh Badii: engine failure though


mscade: Bill, really? you are being very negative toward the Secretariat and I am  quite disappointed .


Bill Drake: why not have the substantive discussion first and then do the updates second?


Farzaneh Badii: I like that Bill


matthew shears: not sure about that approach - would prefer to get through updates asap and go to discussion


Farzaneh Badii: okkkk


Bill Drake: Well I wouldn't want to waste their time...


Bill Drake: I agree


Bill Drake: I don't know where the debate concept came from


Bill Drake: who's got that portfolio?


Bill Drake: it sounds like fun


mscade: Frankly, I am speaking with several young attendees from developing countries and they are interested in the topic, but they are not going to be 'debating'. They might feel more comfortable with 'discussion' about...


Bill Drake: can we hear from someone other than the four of us?


mscade: the issue is really what is going on at the same time, and I have notlooked at that.


Bill Drake: it's a U table right?


Bill Drake: we compete with ICANN/IANA Operating Plan & Budget


Bill Drake: I agree


Olivier Crepin-Leblond: @Bill: yes we have asked for a U table


matthew shears: ++++++ 1 Marilyn


mscade: Shouldn't we discuss again ourselves by another call


mscade: I am not so interested in asking permission, as the CCWG role is not to ask permission, but it is to have a dialogue, I agree...


Bill Drake: there is that distinct possibility


matthew shears: agree we should discuss our role wihtin the WG first and come up with the rationale etc.


Olivier Crepin-Leblond: @Matthew: there are various views in the Wg on this. Some want the WG to write policy telling staff what to do. Others object to this


mscade: it must be very challenging as a board member to travel to a conference on IG and not have any guidance from the CCWG-IG at all at least at the principles level. and we do need to discuss within the WG, but that means that we discuss it as CCWG members, who are supported by staff but staff are not  members of the CCWG.


Olivier Crepin-Leblond: there are a range of views


mscade: And we should hear all the views of the CCWG IG members, I agree.


matthew shears: + 1 Marilyn


Farzaneh Badii: +1 Marilyn


mscade: We might want to do a sort of survey monkey to gather views at some point


Farzaneh Badii: thanks . bye


judith hellerstein: Sorry was held up at a meeting


Bill Drake: I am unavailable Tues-Thurs

 

judith hellerstein: me as well


Greg Shatan: Next Monday is a US holiday (Presidents Day).


judith hellerstein: i am available on monday


matthew shears: |do a doodle


Bill Drake: you can do it without Judith and I


Greg Shatan: Not that it matters...


judith hellerstein: the following week is good


Bill Drake: or that


mscade: I can do Tuesday, and some time slots Wed, but once the WSIS ITU Council WG starts, I thiknk that is goig to consume me...


Bill Drake: Monday is Obama giving away the Intenret day


judith hellerstein: I can probably do a call in the late in tues


judith hellerstein: the week of feb 22 is good for me


Farzaneh Badii: doodle is a good idea


mscade: Late in evening in gVA/mid day in US/etc. can work  most days even next week


Bill Drake: bye


Farzaneh Badii: Bye


judith hellerstein: bye


Greg Shatan: bye


mscade: Thanks very much, Olivier, excellent chairing!


nigel: thanks all

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