Re: [ga] Re: Roeland's Motion

[Sotiris Sotiropoulos <sotiris@hermesnetwork.com>]

I fully support the reworded version of Roeland's motion.


Put my name on the list of seconders.

>
>
>DannyYounger@cs.com wrote:
>
>>I have re-worded Roeland's motion to better reflect what may be an emerging
>>GA consensus view.  Your comments are needed.
>>
>>Whereas the Domain Name Supporting Organization Formation Concepts (adopted
>>by the ICANN Board March 4, 1999), state that "The ICANN Board should
>>periodically review the status of the constituency groups to determine
>>whether all DNSO interests are adequately represented"
>>
>>Whereas members of the General Assembly have repeatedly expressed their
>>concern that the DNSO as currently constituted is not sufficiently
>>representative
>>
>>Whereas problems outlined by the DNSO Review have not been remedied
>>internally, and efforts undertaken by the Names Council have failed to
>>sufficiently address these concerns
>>
>>It is therefore
>>
>>RESOLVED that the ICANN Board be advised that:
>>
>>1.  Members of the General Assembly believe that DNSO dysfunctionality
>>requires direct ICANN Board intervention
>>
>>2.  The General Assembly seeks to establish a representative balance by being
>>placed on equal footing with the current DNSO Names Council, creating a
>>bicameral DNSO.
>>
>>3.  The General Assembly seeks initial budgetary/Secretariat support for the
>>DNSO/GA to perform its functions.
>>
>>4.  The General Assembly will work with ICANN to develop an appropriate
>>funding model to support its activities.
>>
>>5.  The General Assembly seeks representation on the ICANN Board (to be
>>filled by a representitive voting the recorded consensus of the DNSO/GA)
>>
>>6.  The General Assembly seeks to have both an Advocate and a Consensus
>>Leader, both elected positions of the DNSO/GA with budgetary control and
>>responsibility for all DNSO/GA staff.
>>
>>--
>>

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Sincerely,

Sotiris Sotiropoulos

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