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The '''Non-Contracted Parties House''' ('''NCPH''') is one of the two major structures making up the [[GNSO]], with the other being the [[Contracted Parties House]], which includes [[registrar]]s and [[Registry|registries]].<ref>[http://gtldteam.com/gtld-background-2 gtldteam.com]</ref> The GNSO is a bicameral structure, with one house made up of those that are directly contracting with ICANN, and the other for those that are not.<ref>[http://www.icannregistrars.org/about/staff.php ICANNRegistrars.org]</ref> The NCPH includes members who are [[ISP|internet service providers]], businesses, connectivity providers and [[Intellectual Property|intellectual property]] constituencies. The NCPH is composed of the [[CSG|Commercial]] and [[NCSG|Non-Commercial Stakeholders Groups]].<ref>[http://brussels38.icann.org/node/12438 brussels38.icann.org]</ref>
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The '''Non-Contracted Party House''' ('''NCPH''') is one of the two major structures making up the [[GNSO]], with the other being the [[Contracted Party House]], which includes [[registrar]]s and [[Registry|registries]].<ref>[http://gtldteam.com/gtld-background-2 gtldteam.com]</ref> The GNSO is a [[Bicameral|bicameral]] structure, with one house made up of those that are directly contracting with ICANN, and the other for those that are not.<ref>[http://www.icannregistrars.org/about/staff.php ICANNRegistrars.org]</ref> The NCPH includes members who are [[ISP|internet service providers]], businesses, connectivity providers and [[Intellectual Property|intellectual property]] constituencies. The NCPH is composed of the [[CSG|Commercial]] and [[NCSG|Non-Commercial Stakeholders Groups]].<ref>[http://brussels38.icann.org/node/12438 brussels38.icann.org]</ref>
 
== Structure ==
 
== Structure ==
 
===GNSO===
 
===GNSO===
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* '''Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group'''
 
* '''Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group'''
** [[Non-Commercial Users Constituency]]
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**[[Non-Commercial Users Constituency]]
** [[Non-Commercial Operational Concerns Constituency]]
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** [[Not-for-Profit Organizations Constituency (NPOC)|Not-for-Profit Organizations Constituency]]
  
 
The number and type of [[Constituency|constituencies]] that fall under the NCPH are allowed to be in constant flux, while the [[SG|stakeholder groups]] are set bodies that monitor and foster the constituencies.
 
The number and type of [[Constituency|constituencies]] that fall under the NCPH are allowed to be in constant flux, while the [[SG|stakeholder groups]] are set bodies that monitor and foster the constituencies.
  
== GNSO Council ==
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== GNSO Council Appointees==
Twelve representatives are appointed from the NCPH to serve on the GNSO Council, plus one Voting [[NCA]]. From the Commercial Stakeholder Group, six representatives are chosen, with two coming from each of its members Constituencies. Six representatives are chosen from the Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group. One selected representative is chosen to be the Vice Chair.  
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Twelve representatives are appointed from the NCPH to serve on the GNSO Council, plus one Voting [[NCA]]. From the Commercial Stakeholder Group, six representatives are chosen, with two coming from each of its members' Constituencies. Six representatives are chosen from the Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group. One selected representative is chosen to be the Vice Chair.  
  
 
The current representatives are:
 
The current representatives are:
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==='''[[Non-Contracted Party House]]'''===
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* [[Philippe Fouquart]], '''Chair''', Europe, term ends AGM 2022
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* [[Tatiana Tropina]], '''Vice-Chair''', Europe, term ends AGM 2021
  
 
====[[Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
 
====[[Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
 
'''Commercial and Business Users - [[BC|Business Constituency]]'''
 
'''Commercial and Business Users - [[BC|Business Constituency]]'''
* [[Gabriela Szlak]], (Latin America, Term ends [[Annual Meeting]] 2015)
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* [[Marie Pattullo]], Europe, term ends AGM 2021
* [[John Berard]], (North America, Term ends at [[Annual Meeting]] 2014)
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* [[Mark Datysgeld]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2021
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'''[[Intellectual Property]] Interests - [[IPC|Intellectual Property Constituency]]'''
 
'''[[Intellectual Property]] Interests - [[IPC|Intellectual Property Constituency]]'''
* [[Brian Winterfeldt]], North America (term ends at [[Annual Meeting]] 2013)
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* [[John McElwaine]], North America, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Petter Rindforth]], Europe (term ends at [[Annual Meeting]] 2014)
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* [[Flip Petillion]], Europe, term ends AGM 2022
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'''[[ISP]] Interests - [[ISPC|ISP Constituency]]'''
 
'''[[ISP]] Interests - [[ISPC|ISP Constituency]]'''
* [[Mikey O'Connor]], (North America, Terms ends at [[Annual Meeting]] 2015)
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* [[Philippe Fouquart]], Europe, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Osvaldo Novoa]], (Latin America/Caribbean, Term ends at [[Annual Meeting]] 2013)
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* [[Osvaldo Novoa]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2021
  
 
====[[NCSG| Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
 
====[[NCSG| Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
* [[Magaly Pazello]], (Latin America) term ends at [[Annual Meeting|AGM]] 2014
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* [[Wisdom Donkor]], Africa, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Maria Farrell]], (Europe) term ends at [[Annual Meeting|AGM]] 2014
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* [[Stephanie Perrin]], North America, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Klaus Stoll]], (Europe) term ends at [[Annual Meeting|AGM]] 2015
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* [[Tatiana Tropina]], Europe, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Avri Doria]], (North America) term ends at [[Annual Meeting|AGM]] 2015
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* [[Juan Manuel Rojas]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2022
* [[David Cake]], (Asia Pacific) term ends at [[Annual Meeting|AGM]] 2014 '''Vice-Chair'''
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* [[Farell Folly]], Africa, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Amr Elsadr]], (Africa) term ends at [[Annual Meeting|AGM]] 2015
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* [[Tomslin Samme-Nlar]], Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2022
  
====[[NomCom|Nominating Committee]] Appointee====
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====[[Nominating Committee Appointees]]====
* [[Daniel Reed]] (NA)
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* [[Carlton Samuels]] Latin America Caribbean (AGM 2021)
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
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{{reflist}}
 
{{reflist}}
  
[[category: Glossary]]
 
 
[[category: ICANN Bodies]]
 
[[category: ICANN Bodies]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 12 June 2024

The Non-Contracted Party House (NCPH) is one of the two major structures making up the GNSO, with the other being the Contracted Party House, which includes registrars and registries.[1] The GNSO is a bicameral structure, with one house made up of those that are directly contracting with ICANN, and the other for those that are not.[2] The NCPH includes members who are internet service providers, businesses, connectivity providers and intellectual property constituencies. The NCPH is composed of the Commercial and Non-Commercial Stakeholders Groups.[3]

Structure[edit | edit source]

GNSO[edit | edit source]

Non-Contracted Parties House[edit | edit source]

The number and type of constituencies that fall under the NCPH are allowed to be in constant flux, while the stakeholder groups are set bodies that monitor and foster the constituencies.

GNSO Council Appointees[edit | edit source]

Twelve representatives are appointed from the NCPH to serve on the GNSO Council, plus one Voting NCA. From the Commercial Stakeholder Group, six representatives are chosen, with two coming from each of its members' Constituencies. Six representatives are chosen from the Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group. One selected representative is chosen to be the Vice Chair.

The current representatives are:

Non-Contracted Party House[edit | edit source]

Commercial Stakeholder Group[edit | edit source]

Commercial and Business Users - Business Constituency

Intellectual Property Interests - Intellectual Property Constituency

ISP Interests - ISP Constituency

Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group[edit | edit source]

Nominating Committee Appointees[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]