RE: [ga] Business Constituency and the GA

["Gomes, Chuck" <cgomes@verisign.com>]

Patrick,

Without detracting from your point about the individuals consitutuency, it
seems to me that only 3 of the 7 constituencies represent suppliers: ccTLD,
gTLD and registrars.  The rest are all on the demand side.  Moreover, only 2
of the 7 are actually required contractually to implement any consensus
policies developed.  That means that the supply organizations who are most
directly impacted by consensus policies only have six of 21 votes on the NC.

Chuck

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Patrick Corliss [mailto:patrick@quad.net.au]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 12:45 PM
> To: Philip Sheppard
> Cc: [ga]
> Subject: [ga] Business Constituency and the GA
> 
> 
> Hi Philip
> 
> At present the DNSO consists of seven constituency groups as follows:
> 
> *    ccTLD registries
> *    Commercial and business entities
> *    gTLD registries
> *    ISPs and connectivity providers
> *    Non-commercial domain name holders
> *    Registrars
> *    Trademark, intellectual property, anti-counterfeiting interests
> 
> In relation to the supply and demand for domain names, only 
> two of these
> seven could relate to the "demand-side" viz business and non-profits.
> 
> A simple question.  Do you agree with me that, without an individuals
> constituency,  these initial constituencies are supply-side dominated?
> 
> With the current revisions to the Business Charter, I would 
> suggest that the
> constituencies be split into two equal divisions "supply" and 
> "demand".
> 
> Best regards
> Patrick Corliss
> 
> 
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