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Policy Development Process for New gTLD Subsequent Procedures (view source)
Revision as of 17:38, 21 December 2022
, 1 year ago→Operational Design Phase
During the meeting, the ODP team hosted a session to engage stakeholders and receive feedback on specific work areas in progress.<ref name="74odp">[https://74.schedule.icann.org/meetings/Q5k7NyhhFhLwmbkgY ICANN 74 Archive - Plenary Session: New gTLD Subsequent Procedures - Working Together], May 13, 2022</ref>
During the meeting, the ODP team hosted a session to engage stakeholders and receive feedback on specific work areas in progress.<ref name="74odp">[https://74.schedule.icann.org/meetings/Q5k7NyhhFhLwmbkgY ICANN 74 Archive - Plenary Session: New gTLD Subsequent Procedures - Working Together], May 13, 2022</ref>
===Key Take-Aways from the ODA ===
ICANN Org
*determined that most of the SubPro Final Report outputs
# are implementable in the New gTLD Program
# have mechanisms to support diversity, predictability, and innovation and
# refer to Global Public Interest (GPI) pilot framework terms
*analyzed the potential timeline, costs, resource requirements, systems needs, and risks of implementing all 300+ SubPro Final Report outputs.
*proposed a Business Process Design (Appendix 6) outlining the key components of how the next round could be implemented, from foundational concepts to post-contracting, with the aim of supporting the Implementation Review Team (IRT) and found that the overall implementation cost for the next round of the New TLD Program would be significantly higher than the 2012 round.
*presented two options for the application process: a single application submission period per round (the assumed route) or cyclical application submission periods (the alternative; Appendix 19).
::Option 1 may take at least five years from the Board directing ICANN org to begin implementation to the opening of the application submission window and cost approximately USD $457 million.
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