Changes

The six recommendations that were accepted tended toward broad outlines of policy guidance, rather than specific policies:

The six recommendations that were accepted tended toward broad outlines of policy guidance, rather than specific policies:

# Recommendation 1: Formalize and promote ongoing data collection.

* Recommendation 1: Formalize and promote ongoing data collection.

# Recommendation 17: ICANN should collect data about and publicize the chain of parties responsible for gTLD domain name registrations.

* Recommendation 17: ICANN should collect data about and publicize the chain of parties responsible for gTLD domain name registrations.

# Recommendation 21: Include more detailed information on the subject matter of complaints in ICANN publicly available compliance reports.  

* Recommendation 21: Include more detailed information on the subject matter of complaints in ICANN publicly available compliance reports.  

# Recommendation 22: Initiate engagement with relevant stakeholders to determine what best practices are being implemented to offer reasonable and appropriate security measures commensurate with the offering of services that involve the gathering of sensitive health and financial information.

* Recommendation 22: Initiate engagement with relevant stakeholders to determine what best practices are being implemented to offer reasonable and appropriate security measures commensurate with the offering of services that involve the gathering of sensitive health and financial information.

# Recommendation 30: Expand and improve outreach into the Global South.

* Recommendation 30: Expand and improve outreach into the Global South.

# Recommendation 31: The ICANN organization to coordinate the pro bono assistance program.*<ref name="scorecard" />

* Recommendation 31: The ICANN organization to coordinate the pro bono assistance program.*<ref name="scorecard" />

''*Contingent upon the SUBPRO working group deciding to maintain the pro bono assistance program in subsequent rounds''

''*Contingent upon the SUBPRO working group deciding to maintain the pro bono assistance program in subsequent rounds''