CcNSO Policy Development Process - Retirement: Difference between revisions
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All proposals were adopted by both the ccNSO Council and the ccNSO membership in August 2021. | All proposals were adopted by both the ccNSO Council and the ccNSO membership in August 2021. | ||
On September 28, 2021, the ccNSO Council transmitted the policy recommendation pertaining to the retirement of ccTLDs to the ICANN Board for consideration and approval.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/correspondence/reynoso-to-botterman-28sep21-en.pdf ccNSO Chair Reynoso to Board Chair Botterman, Correspondence, ICANN]</ref> | On September 28, 2021, the ccNSO Council transmitted the policy recommendation pertaining to the retirement of ccTLDs to the ICANN Board for consideration and approval.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/correspondence/reynoso-to-botterman-28sep21-en.pdf ccNSO Chair Reynoso to Board Chair Botterman, Correspondence, ICANN]</ref> | ||
During the [[ICANN 75]] ICANN Annual General Meeting in September 2022, the ICANN Board adopted the ccNSO policy recommendation pertaining to the retirement of the delegated Top Level Domains associated with the country codes. The next step is the implementation of the policy.<ref>[https://community.icann.org/display/ccnsowkspc/ICANN76+%7C+ccNSO+Session+Highlights ICANN76 Session Highlights]</ref> | |||
==Policy== | ==Policy== | ||
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====ccNSO Reactions==== | ====ccNSO Reactions==== | ||
Poblete's presentation was met with varying degrees of disappointment by the assembled council members. [[Chris Disspain]] requested more information regarding the delay between receipt of the policy and action on the policy. Poblete agreed that the the timeframe for establishing the charter was longer than he anticipated. [[Nick Wenban-Smith]] wondered if "it is just that ICANN is rubbish at everything, and five years is a reasonable time to do something quite simple..." Poblete agreed again, noting that he was part of the PDP process, and was surprised that "yet another" public comment period was needed. [[Stephen Deerhake]] asked Poblete not to take his comments personally, and then commented that | Poblete's presentation was met with varying degrees of disappointment by the assembled council members. [[Chris Disspain]] requested more information regarding the delay between receipt of the policy and action on the policy. Poblete agreed that the the timeframe for establishing the charter was longer than he anticipated. [[Nick Wenban-Smith]] wondered if "it is just that ICANN is rubbish at everything, and five years is a reasonable time to do something quite simple..." Poblete agreed again, noting that he was part of the PDP process, and was surprised that "yet another" public comment period was needed. [[Stephen Deerhake]] asked Poblete not to take his comments personally, and then commented that | ||
<blockquote>This grade of inaction, I think, is not only inexcusable, I think it's insulting to the volunteer community as Nick pointed out, has worked a long, long time on this policy. I don't understand why it appears the board got caught flat-footed when this policy was delivered to them. We've been working on it for years. The board's known that - the working group has been the butt of jokes within the board for taking so long, if I understand correctly. So it should not have been a surprise when this policy picked up...pitched up...It would be nice to have some semblance of communication from the board to the working group of any concerns or questions you might have. We've heard nothing.<ref name="74session" /> | <blockquote>This grade of inaction, I think, is not only inexcusable, I think it's insulting to the volunteer community as Nick pointed out, has worked a long, long time on this policy. I don't understand why it appears the board got caught flat-footed when this policy was delivered to them. We've been working on it for years. The board's known that - the working group has been the butt of jokes within the board for taking so long, if I understand correctly. So it should not have been a surprise when this policy picked up...pitched up...It would be nice to have some semblance of communication from the board to the working group of any concerns or questions you might have. We've heard nothing.<ref name="74session" /></blockquote> | ||
==Implications for Open Use ccTLDs== | ==Implications for Open Use ccTLDs== | ||