RE: [nc-plan] Names Council Business Plan 2001-2002 Consultation

["Peter de Blanc" <pdeblanc@usvi.net>]

I'd like to propose adding/modifying  to Objectives:

# 1. "UDRP. a) Review and evaluate the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy and
propose changes for consideration by the ICANN Board. Timeframe: 2001."

b) "Consider need for further revisions in the light of the 2000 - 2001
WIPO  process vs: opposing positions to WIPO process looking at issues
involving domain names and property other than trademarks. Timeframe: 2001"

# 2, TLDs "Review and and  evaluate the proof of concept of the new TLD
registries with respect to their impact on net users and the creation of a
stable
expanded domain name system with high user confidence. Make recommendations
regarding same. Timeframe: 2001. Review and and  evaluate the selection
criteria and pass-through costs for additional new applicants for new
gTLDs."

4 ccTLDs.

Is this not covered under number (3) ? If not, let's not use the word
"harmonization" because that implies that there is mandated  a dispute
resolution policy.

"Monitor and advise the Board on the issues of
dispute resolution and WhoIs policies within ccTLDs. Timeframe: 2001"

peter de Blanc

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-nc-plan@dnso.org [mailto:owner-nc-plan@dnso.org]On Behalf Of
Erica Roberts
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 6:18 PM
To: Philip Sheppard; NC plan
Subject: Re: [nc-plan] Names Council Business Plan 2001-2002
Consultation


This looks good to me.  I guess the next issue is the process one.  I think
it is important that we get constituency support and feedback.  Perhaps we
should proposed that the NC formally forward the draft to each constituency
seeking their comment within, say, four weeks.

Regards,
erica
----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip Sheppard" <philip.sheppard@aim.be>
To: "NC plan" <nc-plan@dnso.org>
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 11:58 AM
Subject: [nc-plan] Names Council Business Plan 2001-2002 Consultation


> Dear bus plan TF, your comments please on this draft e-mail and proposed
> deadline. I would like to send this to the NC on Monday 8 January.
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> REQUEST TO NC members to consult with their Constituencies
> DEADLINE 4 February 2001
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> ------------
> At its November 2000 meeting the Names Council established a task force to
> draft a business plan. In addition the NC:
>
> "(a) instructs the Business Plan Task Force (BPTF) to prepare and publish
> details of a consulting process which sets out a time frame that provides
> each constituency with the opportunity to contribute to, and comment on,
the
> proposed business plan, and (b) encourages each of the constituencies to
> comment on, and identify proposed objectives, strategies, detailed actions
> and measures of success to be incorporated into the draft business plan.
>
> In accordance with this instruction the BPTF attaches (Word) and pastes
> below a draft of the Business Plan. At this stage the draft includes the
> agreed mission statement and proposed OBJECTIVES.
>
> The BPTF wants to validate those OBJECTIVES. Once that is done the BPTF
will
> write a second version with the revised objectives list and proposed
> strategies and actions necessary to achieve those objectives.
>
> Please consult with your constituencies and revert to the BPTF at
> (nc-plan@dnso.org) with comments, suggested deletions and additions, and
> subject to those comments your approval or rejection of the objectives.
>
> To NC has asked to approve a final Business Plan at its March meeting. In
> keeping with this timetable please consult with your constituencies and
> revert to the BPTF latest 4 February 2001.
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Draft Business Plan for the DNSO Names Council 2001-2002 v3
>
> Basis
> Resolution from NC meeting November 2000:
> 1. "The Names Council agrees to the concept of establishing a Business
Plan
> and to establish a Business Plan Task Force (BPTF) to manage the
development
> of a plan for the period 2001-2002 and prepare a draft for approval by the
> NC at it meeting in March 2001."
>
>
> Structure
> 1. A mission statement
> 2. A set of objectives that the NC intends to meet within a given time
> frame.
> 3. A set of optimal strategies under each objective outlining the way the
> objectives will be met.
> 4. A set of specific actions - the tactics describing in detail how each
> strategy will be carried out.
> 5. A set of criteria for the measurement of success.
> 6. A review and evaluation process.
>
>
> Mission statement
> "To manage a process of consensus building within the Domain Name
Supporting
> Organization and to advise the Board with respect to policy issues
relating
> to the domain name system."
>
> Proposed objectives for the NC 2001-2002
> Policy and Board related
> 1. UDRP. a) Review and evaluate the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy and
> propose changes for consideration by the ICANN Board. Timeframe: 2001.
> b) Consider need for further revisions in the light of the 2000 - 2001
WIPO
> process looking at issues involving domain names and property other than
> trademarks. Timeframe: 2001
>
> 2. TLDs. Review and evaluate the proof of concept of the new TLD
registries
> with respect to their impact on net users and the creation of a stable
> domain name system with high user confidence. Timeframe: 2001.
>
> 3. WhoIs. Monitor and advise the Board on policy issues relating to Whois
> policies. Timeframe: 2001-2002
>
> 4 ccTLDs. Monitor and advise the Board on the optimal harmonisation of
> dispute resolution and WhoIs policies within ccTLDs. Timeframe: 2001
>
> DNSO operation related
> 5. NC review. Identify key initiatives required to improve the functioning
> of the NC. Time frame: January 2001 to identify and implement by end 2001
>
> 6. NC secretariat. Establish a professional secretariat for the NC.
> Timeframe: 2001 first quarter and on-going.
>
> 7. NC funding. Resolve long-term funding issue for the Names Council.
> Timeframe: 2001 first half.
>
>
> END
>
>
>