Changes

The '''Technical Liaison Group''' ('''TLG''') is a group within ICANN whose purpose is to provide the [[ICANN Board]] with appropriate sources of technical advice on specific matters related to ICANN's activities.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/structure/tlg.htm ICANN Structure: TLG]</ref> The TLG acts in both a responsive and a 'watchdog' capacity. They must provide information both by request of the ICANN Board or other ICANN bodies, and also provide ongoing information about the progress of relevant technical developments which may affect the Board's decision-making process.

The '''Technical Liaison Group''' ('''TLG''') is a group within [[ICANN]] whose purpose is to provide the [[ICANN Board]] with appropriate sources of technical advice on specific matters related to ICANN's activities.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/structure/tlg.htm ICANN Structure: TLG]</ref> The TLG acts in both a responsive and a 'watchdog' capacity. They must provide information both by request of the ICANN Board or other ICANN bodies, and also provide ongoing information about the progress of relevant technical developments which may affect the Board's decision-making process.

The TLG is not to have officers or hold meetings, nor shall it have any involvement in [[IANA]]'s technical work with the [[IETF]].<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/general/bylaws.htm#XI-A-2 ICANN Bylaws]</ref>

The TLG is not to have officers or hold meetings, nor shall it have any involvement in [[IANA]]'s technical work with the [[IETF]].<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/general/bylaws.htm#XI-A-2 ICANN Bylaws]</ref>

Each group elects a maximum of two representatives to serve in the TLG, who are responsible for decided how and where to direct a technical question from ICANN. These individuals are technical experts, and must be present when necessary. The current representatives are:

Each group elects a maximum of two representatives to serve in the TLG, who are responsible for decided how and where to direct a technical question from ICANN. These individuals are technical experts, and must be present when necessary. The current representatives are:

* [[Francisco da Silva]] (<abbr>ETSI</abbr>)

* [[Christian Toche]] (<abbr>ETSI</abbr>)

* [[Howard Benn]] (<abbr>ETSI</abbr>)

* [[Howard Benn]] (<abbr>ETSI</abbr>)

* [[Daniel Dardailler]] (<abbr>W3C</abbr>)

* [[Daniel Dardailler]] (<abbr>W3C</abbr>)

* [[Paul Wouters]] (<abbr>IAB</abbr>)

* [[Warren Kumari]] (<abbr>IAB</abbr>)

* [[Tim Wicinski]] (<abbr>IAB</abbr>)

* [[Tim Wicinski]] (<abbr>IAB</abbr>)