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===ALAC===
===ALAC===
[[Maureen Hilyard]] became At-Large Advisory Committee Chair, replacing [[Alan Greenberg]] who stepped down after four years. The ALAC passed motions to approve an update to the ALAC Rules of Procedures, an update to the ALAC and Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) Joint Statement from [[ICANN 60]], a merger of several working groups into the Subcommittee on Outreach and Engagement, and a motion to relaunch a ratification vote on the ALAC Statement on the Proposed RDAP Profile.
[[Maureen Hilyard]] became At-Large Advisory Committee Chair, replacing [[Alan Greenberg]] who stepped down after four years. The ALAC passed motions to approve an update to the ALAC Rules of Procedures, an update to the ALAC and Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) Joint Statement from [[ICANN 60]], a merger of several working groups into the Subcommittee on Outreach and Engagement, and a motion to relaunch a ratification vote on the ALAC Statement on the Proposed RDAP Profile.
ALAC policy advice development focused on the European Union’s GDPR, new gTLD subsequent procedures, the KSK Rollover, and the EPDP on the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data.
===GAC===
Nearly 200 ministers and senior officers from 124 delegations around the world attended the High Level Governmental Meeting, hosted by the Spanish government, on 22 October, the fourth held in conjunction with an ICANN Public Meeting. The attendees discussed technical, legal, and geopolitical challenges facing ICANN as well as opportunities for governments in ICANN post-IANA transition; cybercrime, data protection, and privacy; the Internet technological evolution; and global Internet policies. The GAC devoted substantial time in Barcelona to discuss GDPR issues and law enforcement, cybersecurity investigators, and those involved in protecting intellectual property rights. The GAC also emphasized the need for the ICANN Board to drive the Unified Access Model discussions. The GAC expressed its support for CCWG-Accountability Work Stream 2 recommendations: a commitment to improving diversity, a framework for interpreting human rights, and guidelines for standards of conduct in good faith for exercising the removal of individual ICANN Board directors.
===RSSAC===
The RSSAC elected [[Fred Baker]] of Internet Systems Consortium as its new co-chair, joining [[Brad Verd]] of [[Verisign]], replacing [[Tripti Sinha]] of the University of Maryland.
==References==
==References==
[[Category:ICANN Meetings]]
[[Category:ICANN Meetings]]
[[Category:Spain]]
[[Category:Spain]]