ICANN/DNSO

1. Full name:

2. E-mail address:


3. Organization you work for (if apply):

4. Snail-mail address (street, city, country): 


5. The region that includes the country of which you are a citizen:

6. The region that includes the country in which you reside:

7. A clear statement of acceptance of the nomination:


8. If you are a Member of the Names Council, state your intention (*)
   to resign from the Names Council if you are elected to the ICANN Board:


9. A Curriculum Vitae (no more than 500 words long):


10. A statement indicating your ideas, intentions and/or the reason why
    you consider you should be elected to serve in the ICANN Board
    (no more than 500 words):

(*) ICANN has indicated its desire to change the Bylaws to make the office of Member of the ICANN Board incompatible with the the office of Member of the DNSO Names Council (the proposed amendments can be found at http://www.icann.org/general/bylaws-changes-16sept99.htm). As this is not yet official, Members of the Names Council who wish to be considered as candidates will be requested to state (just for information of the voters) if they will resign from the Names Council if they are elected to the ICANN Board.

According to the proposed Bylaws amendments it is anticipated that a Names Council Member cannot vote or otherwise participate in an election for ICANN Director in which that member is also a nominated candidate.

Any statement of acceptance that does not include all the items stated above will be consider invalid.

Nominations, statements of support for a nomination and statements of acceptance must be send by e-mail to icann-nominations@dnso.org between the 17th of September 1999 and the 8th of October 1999 (18:00 CET, see http://www.dnso.org/timeworld.html for local time in other places). All nominations, statements of support for nomination and statements of acceptance will be published in the www.dnso.org website. Any mail regarding nominations sent to any other e-mail address will not be considered.