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Line 78: − The ICG held its first meeting in London on July 17 and 18, 2014.<ref name="icgmtgs">[https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/icg-archives-2014-07-31-en ICANN.org Archive - ICG Meetings Archive], last updated March 1, 2016</ref> During the introductory session of the meeting, [[Heather Dryden]] explained the GAC's reasoning for submitting five nominees to the ICG:+ − <blockquote>The five nominees that the GAC has identified or put forward to participate are dformed within the GAC as what we are calling a content group. So that's also including the vice chairs in addition to those nominees. And the idea is so the vice chairs and the nominees support the chair of the GAC and to coordinate communication to and from the broader GAC membership. The emphasis here is not on advancing individual country perspectives.<ref name="london1">[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/transcript-coordination-group-17jul14-en.pdf ICANN Archive - Transcript, ICG Meeting #1 (Day 1)], July 17, 2014</ref></blockquote> + − During discussions at the first day of the meeting, it was agreed that the CG would welcome all five of the GAC appointees, bringing the grand total of seats to 30.<ref name="london1" /> − ==ICANN 53 Announcement==+ − At the ICANN 53 Welcome Session, June 22 2015, CEO & President, Fadi Chehadé presented his keynote speech which focused on the IANA Transition and its progress. In his opening remarks, Chehadé outlined three important areas of focus: 1. Strengthening ICANN and preparing it for the transition, 2. Fortifying community support, and 3. Reinforcing bonds with ICANN's technical community.<ref>https://buenosaires53.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-welcome</ref> − − These three goals are integral to the much larger transition process. The President then went on to describe the necessary timeline of activities prior to the transition. Phase One includes Cross-Community and Board preparation of a proposal and adoption of NTIA's requested bylaw amendments. Phase Two, according to NTIA's Larry Strickling, will last anywhere between four to five months, which include a period of review between the United State's government and members of ICANN's community. Strickling would then assess whether the proposal meets the criteria set by the NTIA and has adopted all necessary bylaws. After the NTIA delivers a certification letter to congrees, the governmental branch has 30 legislative days to review the proposal. Once the review of the proposal is complete, the implementation and full transfer of stewardship takes place. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S43AHEIjeMI ICANN President at ICANN 53], retrieved 07 Oct 2015</ref> − − ==ICANN Community Discussion== − − After the NTIA announcement, discussion began among ICANN's various stakeholders regarding how the stewardship of the IANA functions should be transitioned and to what entity or entities. Various sessions and panels focused on this topic at [[ICANN 49 - Singapore]] and continued at [[ICANN 50 - London]]. It was also a topic of much discussion in organizations and conferences such as [[NETmundial]], [[ISOC]], [[IETF]], [[Internet Governance Forum]], and the [[United Nations]]. − − ==Process Development== − The NTIA announcement led to an ICANN-spearheaded discussion that began with a "Call for Public Input on the Draft Proposal of the Principles, Mechanisms and Process to Develop a Proposal to Transition NTIA's Stewardship of the IANA Functions" that was posted by ICANN on 8 April 2014. The organization received hundreds of comments, highlighting the need to create a multistakeholder, transparent, and bottom-up process. A process document was published that included next steps and the implementation of a Coordination Group that would lead discussion and process of the IANA transition going forward.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/process-next-steps-2014-06-06-en Process to Develop the Proposal and Next Steps] ''Transition of NTIA's Stewardship of the IANA Functions - ICANN.org''; Retrieved 16 July 2014</ref> − − ===Coordination Group=== − The Coordination Group was formed by the ICANN community via nominations from 13 community groups, totaling 27 individuals. The current coordination group includes: − − * '''[[ALAC]]''': [[Mohamed El Bashir]], [[Jean-Jacques Subrenat]] − + − + − + − + − + + + + + + + − ===Public comment period===+ − On December 2nd 2014, [[ICANN]] opened the public comment period on the draft transition document produced by the coordination group.<ref>[http://www.thedomains.com/2014/12/02/icann-opens-comment-period-for-its-move-out-of-us-control-deadline-is-december-22nd/ ICANN opens comment period for its move out of US control]</ref>
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==IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG)==
==IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG)==
===Coordination Group Members===
The Coordination Group was formed by the ICANN community via nominations from 13 community groups, along with an ICANN Board Liaison and an ICANN staff expert, totaling 31 individuals:
* '''[[ALAC]]''': '''[[Mohamed El Bashir]] (Vice Chair)''', [[Jean-Jacques Subrenat]]
* '''[[ASO]]''': [[Hartmut Glaser]]
* '''[[ASO]]''': [[Hartmut Glaser]]
* '''[[ccNSO]]''': [[Xiaodong Lee]], [[Mary Uduma]], [[Keith Davidson]], [[Martin Boyle]]
* '''[[ccNSO]]''': [[Xiaodong Lee]], [[Mary Uduma]], [[Keith Davidson]], [[Martin Boyle]]
* '''[[GAC]]''': [[Heather Dryden]] (Interim Member), [[Tracy Hackshaw]] (Interim Member)
* '''[[GAC]]''': [[Manal Ismail]], [[Thomas Schneider]], [[Kavouss Arasteh]], [[Michael Niebel]], [[Jandyr Ferreira dos Santos]]
* '''[[GNSO]]''': [[Wolf-Ulrich Knoben]], [[Milton Mueller]], [[James Bladel]]
* '''[[GNSO]]''': [[Wolf-Ulrich Knoben]], [[Milton Mueller]], [[James Bladel]]
* '''[[gTLD]] [[Registry|Registries]]''': [[Keith Drazek]], [[Jon Nevett]]
* '''[[gTLD]] [[Registry|Registries]]''': [[Keith Drazek]], [[Jon Nevett]]
* '''[[ICC]]/BASIS''': [[Joseph Alhadeff]]
* '''[[ICC]]/BASIS''': [[Joseph Alhadeff]]
* '''[[IAB]]''': [[Russ Housley]], [[Lynn St Amour]]
* '''[[IAB]]''': [[Russ Housley]], [[Lynn St Amour]]
* '''[[IETF]]''': [[Jari Arkko]], [[Alissa Cooper]]
* '''[[IETF]]''': [[Jari Arkko]], '''[[Alissa Cooper]] (Chair)'''
* '''[[ISOC]]''': [[Narelle Clark]], [[Demi Getschko]]
* '''[[ISOC]]''': [[Narelle Clark]], [[Demi Getschko]]
* '''[[NRO]]''': [[Adiel Akplogan]], [[Paul Wilson]]
* '''[[NRO]]''': [[Alan Barrett]] (replaced [[Adiel Akplogan]]), [[Paul Wilson]]
* '''[[RSSAC]]''': [[Daniel Karrenberg]], [[Lars-Johan Liman]]
* '''[[RSSAC]]''': [[Daniel Karrenberg]], [[Lars-Johan Liman]]
* '''[[SSAC]]''': [[Patrik_Fältström]], [[Russ Mundy]]
* '''[[SSAC]]''': '''[[Patrik_Fältström]] (Vice Chair)''', [[Russ Mundy]]
* '''[[ICANN Board]] Liaison''': [[Kuo-Wei Wu]]
* '''[[ICANN Board]] Liaison''': [[Kuo-Wei Wu]]
* '''[[IANA]] Staff Expert''': [[Elise Gerich]]
* '''[[IANA]] Staff Expert''': [[Elise Gerich]]
The first face-to-face meeting of the Coordination Group took place in London from 17-18 July 2014.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/coordination-group-2014-06-17-en Coordination Group] ''ICANN.org'': Retrieved 16 July 2014</ref>
===Activities and Meetings===
The ICG held its first meeting in London on July 17 and 18, 2014.<ref name="icgmtgs">[https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/icg-archives-2014-07-31-en ICANN.org - ICG Meetings Archive], last updated March 1, 2016</ref> During the introductory session of the meeting, [[Heather Dryden]] explained the GAC's reasoning for submitting five nominees to the ICG:
<blockquote>The five nominees that the GAC has identified or put forward to participate are formed within the GAC as what we are calling a content group. So that's also including the vice chairs in addition to those nominees. And the idea is so the vice chairs and the nominees support the chair of the GAC and to coordinate communication to and from the broader GAC membership. The emphasis here is not on advancing individual country perspectives.<ref name="london1">[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/transcript-coordination-group-17jul14-en.pdf ICANN.org Archive - Transcript, ICG Meeting #1 (Day 1)], July 17, 2014</ref></blockquote>
During discussions at the first day of the meeting, it was agreed that the CG would welcome all five of the GAC appointees, bringing the grand total of seats to 29 members appointed from the stakeholder communities.<ref name="london1" /> [[Alissa Cooper]] was nominated as the interim chair, pending a final decision on the organization of the ICG and it leadership team.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/transcript-coordination-group-18jul14-en.pdf ICANN Archive - Transcript, ICG Meeting #1 (Day 2)], July 18, 2014</ref> The group also created a draft charter for public comment<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/draft-charter-coordination-group-17jun14-en.pdf ICG Archive - Draft Charter], July 17, 2014</ref>, as well as issuing its first statement to the community regarding its progress at the meeting and the work to come.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/draft-icg-statement-18jul14-en.pdf ICANN.org Archive - Statement from the First Meeting of the IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group], July 18, 2018</ref>
==ICANN 53 Announcement==
At the ICANN 53 Welcome Session, June 22 2015, CEO & President, Fadi Chehadé presented his keynote speech which focused on the IANA Transition and its progress. In his opening remarks, Chehadé outlined three important areas of focus: 1. Strengthening ICANN and preparing it for the transition, 2. Fortifying community support, and 3. Reinforcing bonds with ICANN's technical community.<ref>https://buenosaires53.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-welcome</ref>
These three goals are integral to the much larger transition process. The President then went on to describe the necessary timeline of activities prior to the transition. Phase One includes Cross-Community and Board preparation of a proposal and adoption of NTIA's requested bylaw amendments. Phase Two, according to NTIA's Larry Strickling, will last anywhere between four to five months, which include a period of review between the United State's government and members of ICANN's community. Strickling would then assess whether the proposal meets the criteria set by the NTIA and has adopted all necessary bylaws. After the NTIA delivers a certification letter to congrees, the governmental branch has 30 legislative days to review the proposal. Once the review of the proposal is complete, the implementation and full transfer of stewardship takes place. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S43AHEIjeMI ICANN President at ICANN 53], retrieved 07 Oct 2015</ref>
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