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RE: [wg-review] 3. [Constituencies] Rough Proposal C - eliminate NC, keepconstituencies
I just got back in town last night so this is a little delayed.
I think that Milton has probably the most salient point here, than all the
others combined.
We've all been witness to various capture algorithms, wrt ICANN/DNSO. IMHO,
this is the main reason we are having this WG now. The ICANN/DNSO gets
captured by a faction and all the disenfranchised factions stop wanting to
play. In business and engineering, one starts off with some sort of problem
description, followed a clear path to a requirements definition. Only then,
does one consider implementation details. We have all seen a few years worth
of wasted effort because we HAVEN'T followed that process.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Milton Mueller [mailto:mueller@syr.edu]
> Sent: Monday, January 01, 2001 4:16 PM
> To: sidna@feedwriter.com
> Cc: wg-review@dnso.org
> Subject: Re: [wg-review] 3. [Constituencies] Rough Proposal C -
> eliminate NC, keepconstituencies
>
>
> I'll make the same response to you, Greg, that I just made to
> Joop. You are putting forward solutions before documenting
> problems convincingly. It will be very easy for the people
> who control NC and the Board to ignore recommendations that
> they don't like. It will be harder for them to ignore a
> detailed bill of particulars that shows how and why the DNSO
> is dysfunctional. We can append to that bill of particulars a
> series of ideas about how to fix it, but that could be an
> open-ended list of the most popular ideas, leaving details to
> a future WG.
>
> >>> Greg Burton <sidna@feedwriter.com> 12/31/00 13:26 PM >>>
> Rough Proposal C - Eliminate the names council and keep the
> concept of
> "official" constituencies.
>
> This is a rough proposal that takes a different, albeit
> radical, approach
> to the issue. I believe that this addresses many of the issues and
> questions brought by the Board, recognizes the value of
> "constituencies",
> and provides mechanisms for improving both the DNSO functions
> and output.
>
> A. Proposal Structure and Process
> 1. GA to elect ICANN board members directly
> 1 person, 1 vote
> all elected at once
> runoff election to 6 nominees
> top 3 elected
> 2. Formal Constituencies Continue to Exist
> a. rationale
> 1. natural communities of interest
> 2. recognition of a specific stake
> 3. encourage diversity of processes and views
> b. proposed role
> 1. Provide discussion forum for
> constituency-specific concerns
> 2. Develop constituency position papers for
> ublication to the Board, the GA, and Working Groups
> 3. Participate in the creation of
> working groups
> 4. Do outreach to currently
> non-involved parties
> who might have a stake
> c. creation and ongoing support
> 1. Criteria for recognition
> a. description of constituency
> b. threshold # of GA members
> who wish to
> form it
> c. immediate financial
> contribution of
> constituency (minimal = cost of setting up list, web
> site, forums, and polls;
> and hosting
> for a year)
> 2. Process of implementation
> 3. Support requirements
> 3. GA to elect a chair and small exec committee
> a. role of chair
> b. role of executive committee
> 4. Working Groups provide the SO-wide research and consensus
> development process on substantive issues.
> a. creation
> 1. board request
> 2. executive committee request
> 3. constituencies request - 3 or more?
> 4. GA request - threshold of 25
> members requesting it?
> b. process
> 5. Financing and Resources
> a. secretariat
> b. funding
> c. required resources
> B. Questions and friction areas addressed by the proposal
> Proper definition of GA function and role
> facilitation of GA member participation in the GA
> facilitation of Constituency member participation in the GA
> facilitation of goals for constituencies
> facilitation of consensus-building goals
> inclusive representation
> facilitation of outreach goals
>
>
> Regards,
> Greg
>
> sidna@feedwriter.com
>
>
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