Transcript Address Supporting Organization Seoul, Korea – August 2003 Since Shanghai!  AC traditionally reports on its progress  Does this at RIR meetings  Also.

Address Supporting
Organization
Seoul, Korea – August 2003
Since Shanghai!
 AC traditionally reports on its progress
 Does this at RIR meetings
 Also in open forum at ICANN meetings
 ASO General Assembly Held in Santiago
de Chile in April 2003
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
Major Changes to AC
 ICANN Reform
 This is an ongoing activity
 Soon to be done
 Nominations Committee
 Formalization of AC Processes
 New faces on the Address Council
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
ASO Address Council
 Address Council
 3 representatives per RIR region
 Representatives do not represent RIRs directly
 AC nominees
 Not necessarily an RIR member
 All can participate in elections
 . . . Not limited to RIR members
 The role of the AC will be changing
 To meet new challenges
 To adapt to the new ICANN structure
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
The ASO Address Council
APNIC Region
 Takashi Arano
 Dr. Kenny S. Huang
 Seung-Min Lee
ARIN Region
– Eric Decker
– Mark McFadden
(Chair)
– Kim Hubbard
LACnic Region
RIPE Region
 Raimundo Beca
 Hartmut Glaser
 Julian Dunayevich
 Hans-Petter Holen
 Sabine Jaume
 Wilfried Woeber
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
ASO Address Council
 Continued to observe progress in the
establishment of AFRINIC new RIR.
 AFRINIC representatives have participated in
current ASO activities and in the ICANN reform
process
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August 2003
ASO Address Council
Other Activities
 Establishing standard BoD selection process
(to be published shortly for public comment)
 Establishing a standard process for
nominating representative to NomCom
 Discussion ongoing to review RFC 2050 and
its current relation to active policy.
 Global Mailing list for discussion:
[email protected]
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
ASO Address Council
 Working on a new strategy to promote i
nternational participation
 Electronic voting
 Workshops and information gathering
sessions
 Chair has circulated a “Roadmap
Document” to the AC for 2003
 Held a workshop in Amsterdam in
anuary
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August 2003
ASO Address Council
AC is working with the RIRs on ICANN
reform process discussions
 Stand ready to facilitate/work with the RIRs
and ERC in negotiation for a new MoU in the
reform environment
 RIRs have asked for formal input
 AC has met informally with ICANN ERC
 Two AC members’ “principles” document
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
Survey on Reform
 ASO AC Conducted a survey among its
member on reform and the relationship
between the RIRs and ICANN
 The results are from a very small, but
representative part of the community
 Here is a sample of those results
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
Reform Survey Part 1
 100% of those responding said that the
reform should continue to be an ASO
 When asked about the role of the ASO
 100% said it would elect ICANN BoD
 100% said it would elect ICANN NomCom
 100% said it should advise ICANN on
global addressing issues
 100% said it should coordinate global
addressing policy development
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
Reform Survey Part 2
 Not much agreement on the size of
ASO
 50% said not significant issue
 87% said that RIR community should
elect either two or three ASO members
 67% said that RIR Boards should elect
one member to the ASO
 10% said that the ICANN NomCom
should have a role
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August 2003
Reform Survey Part 3
 Agreed to electronic voting
 Agreed to the concept of temporary
observers
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August 2003
Nomination Committee
 ICANN has a Nominations Committee
 Nominates people to the ICANN BoD
 AC is responsible for one delegate
 Election took place in February 2003
 Please to have German Valdez
 Started work on NomCom immediately
ICANN ASO – Seoul
August 2003
Questions?
[email protected]