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==Response to the Green Paper==

==Response to the Green Paper==

The Domain Name Rights Coalition ([[DNRC]]), a working group under the Association for the Creation and Propagation of Internet Policy (A-TCPIP) supported the Green Paper, however the organization identified  four key issues that needs to be addressed which include:<ref>[http://www.netpolicy.com/maglet980202.html Open Letter to Ira Magaziner, White House, from DNRC board members, regarding the newly released Internet Green Paper, February 2, 1998]</ref>

The Domain Name Rights Coalition ([[DNRC]]), a working group under the Association for the Creation and Propagation of Internet Policy ([[A-TCPIP]]) supported the Green Paper, however the organization identified  four key issues that needs to be addressed which include:<ref>[http://www.netpolicy.com/maglet980202.html Open Letter to Ira Magaziner, White House, from DNRC board members, regarding the newly released Internet Green Paper, February 2, 1998]</ref>

# Failure of the Green Paper to affirm that communication and free speech as the core principle in internet development

# Failure of the Green Paper to affirm that communication and free speech as the core principle in internet development

# A diverse representation is needed to the Board of the proposed new structure  

# A diverse representation is needed to the Board of the proposed new structure