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* [[Affirmation of Commitments]]: Enhanced and extended commitments to the global [[Multistakeholder Model|multistakeholder community]],
* [[Affirmation of Commitments]]: Enhanced and extended commitments to the global [[Multistakeholder Model|multistakeholder community]], including governments.  
including governments.  
* [[PDP|Policy Structures]]: Enhanced global recognition and effectiveness of ICANN decision-making processes and structures, implemented [[Second Accountability and Transparency Review|ATRT2 recommendations]], and assessed review mechanisms.
* [[PDP|Policy Structures]]: Enhanced global recognition and effectiveness of ICANN decision-making processes and structures, implemented [[Second Accountability and Transparency Review|ATRT2 recommendations]], and assessed review mechanisms.
* [[Legal]] Structure: Established parallel international structure to enhance ICANN’s global legitimacy in light of ICANN’s mandate.
* [[Legal]] Structure: Established parallel international structure to enhance ICANN’s global legitimacy in light of ICANN’s mandate.
* [https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/octo-010-06may20-en.pdf Root Server System]: Enhanced [[SSR]] of root server system while maintaining operators’ independence; enhanced [[IANA]] processes for root server system updates; promoted the establishment of operators' standard operating procedures.
* [https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/octo-010-06may20-en.pdf Root Server System]: Enhanced [[SSR]] of root server system while maintaining operators’ independence; enhanced [[IANA]] processes for root server system updates; promoted the establishment of operators' standard operating procedures.
* IANA [[Multistakeholder Model|Multistakeholder]] [[Accountability]]: Embraced multistakeholder-developed [[Accountability Mechanisms]] to continue ICANN’s stewardship of the IANA function and strengthen mutual commitments  
* IANA [[Multistakeholder Model|Multistakeholder]] [[Accountability]]: Embraced multistakeholder-developed [[Accountability Mechanisms]] to continue ICANN’s stewardship of the IANA function and strengthen mutual commitments  
* [[Internet Governance]]: obtained proposals for a middle-ground solution to end polarization post-[[WCIT]; promote consensus and participated in the development of a roadmap for continued dialogue post-[[NETmundial]]; established a broad, cross-community stakeholder movement to reinforce the value of the multistakeholder model and future of
* [[Internet Governance]]: obtained proposals for a middle-ground solution to end polarization post-[[WCIT]; promote consensus and participated in the development of a roadmap for continued dialogue post-[[NETmundial]]; established a broad, cross-community stakeholder movement to reinforce the value of the multistakeholder model and future of global Internet governance mechanisms ([[1net]]); led the Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance mechanisms with the World Economic Forum and the Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/globalization-19feb14-en.pdf President’s Globalization Advisory Groups, ICANN Files]</ref>
global Internet governance mechanisms ([[/1net]]); led the Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance mechanisms with the World Economic Forum and the Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/globalization-19feb14-en.pdf President’s Globalization Advisory Groups, ICANN Files]</ref>
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Board Committees Past & Present[edit | edit source]

ICANN Board Committees Past/Present Key Events & Criticisms Members Start/Stop Features
Accountability Mechanisms present The Fundamental Bylaws were amended to redesignate Reconsideration responsibilities from the BGC to the BAMC. Becky Burr, Alan Barrett, Edmon Chung, Sarah Deutsch, Patricio Poblete, Leon Sanchez, Katrina Sataki August 17, 2017
Audit present Sarah Deutsch, Alan Barrett, Akinori Maemura, Mandla Msimang, Ihab Osman, Kaveh Ranjbar, Katrina Sataki November 4, 1999
Compensation present Maarten Botterman, Sarah Deutsch, Danko Jevtovic, Leon Sanchez, Tripti Sinha November 8, 2005
Executive present Maarten Botterman, Göran Marby, Leon Sanchez, Tripti Sinha November 4, 1999
Finance present Danko Jevtovic, Harald Alvestrand, Becky Burr, Avri Doria, Mandla Msimang, Ihab Osman, Tripti Sinha December 13, 2000
  • consults with the ICANN President on annual budget process
  • reviews and makes recommendations on President's submitted annual budget
  • develops and recommends long-term financial objectives
Governance present Tripti Sinha, Becky Burr, Sarah Deutsch, Avri Doria, Danko Jevtovic, Ihab Osman, Leon Sanchez March 12, 2003
  • created/updated: Guidelines for Board Members Serving as Liaisons to ICANN Community Groups, Board Engagement in Developing Slate for Board Leadership, Code of Conduct Guidelines, Board Committee and Leadership Selection Procedure, Board Conflicts of Interest Policy, Governance Guidelines
  • wrote annual reports on accountability mechanisms until 2017
  • writes annual reports on code of conduct
Organizational Effectiveness present Avri Doria, Alan Barrett, Akinori Maemura, Patricio Poblete, Katrina Sataki, Matthew Shears November 7, 2008
Risk present Harald Alvestrand, James Galvin, Danko Jevtovic, Mandla Msimang, Patricio Poblete, Kaveh Ranjbar, Matthew Shears November 7, 2008
Strategic Planning present Matthew Shears, Becky Burr, Edmon Chung, Avri Doria, James Galvin, Danko Jevtovic, Leon Sanchez, Tripti Sinha October 22, 2020
Technical present September 23, 2017
Structural Improvements past
  • The predecessor to the Organizational Effectiveness Committee
New gTLD Program past Cherine Chalaby, Rinalia Abdul Rahim, Fadi Chehadé, Steve Crocker, Chris Disspain, Asha Hemrajani, Markus Kummer, Bruno Lanvin, Erika Mann, Gonzalo Navarro, Raymond A. Plzak, George Sadowsky, Mike Silber, Kuo-Wei Wu, Thomas Schneider April 4, 2012 to January 10, 2015
  • The NGPC addressed 71 issues raised by the GAC
  • In July 2013, approved the base registry agreement, opening the door for New gTLD Operations
  • In February 2014, implemented safeguards for regulated industries, strengthening consumer protections with new contractual commitments
  • In March 2014, passed the resolution for specification 13 to registry agreement, creating new framework and protections for brands
  • In July 2014, provided resolution path for Name Collision based on SSAC advice, supporting secure, stable rollout of New gTLDs
  • In October 2014, initiated limited review mechanisms for inconsistent String Confusion Objections, ensuring consistency across decisions to remove deceiving/confusing strings
  • In June 2015, created a path forward for exclusive access generic gTLD applications, shielding Global Public Interest and calling on ICANN Community for new policy[1]
President’s Globalization Advisory Groups past Sébastien Bachollet, Bruno Lanvin, Erika Mann, Gonzalo Navarro, Ray Plzak, Mike Silber, Cherine Chalaby, Chris Disspain, Heather Dryden, Bill Graham, Bruce Tonkin, Olga Madruga-Forti, Steve Crocker, Suzanne Woolf, Ram Mohan, Jonne Soininen, Kuo-Wei Wu, Wolfgang Kleinwächter, George Sadowsky February 2014 to March 2014 On:
  • Affirmation of Commitments: Enhanced and extended commitments to the global multistakeholder community, including governments.
  • Policy Structures: Enhanced global recognition and effectiveness of ICANN decision-making processes and structures, implemented ATRT2 recommendations, and assessed review mechanisms.
  • Legal Structure: Established parallel international structure to enhance ICANN’s global legitimacy in light of ICANN’s mandate.
  • Root Server System: Enhanced SSR of root server system while maintaining operators’ independence; enhanced IANA processes for root server system updates; promoted the establishment of operators' standard operating procedures.
  • IANA Multistakeholder Accountability: Embraced multistakeholder-developed Accountability Mechanisms to continue ICANN’s stewardship of the IANA function and strengthen mutual commitments
  • Internet Governance: obtained proposals for a middle-ground solution to end polarization post-[[WCIT]; promote consensus and participated in the development of a roadmap for continued dialogue post-NETmundial; established a broad, cross-community stakeholder movement to reinforce the value of the multistakeholder model and future of global Internet governance mechanisms (1net); led the Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance mechanisms with the World Economic Forum and the Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands.[2]
DNS Risk Management Framework Working Group past October 28, 2011 to November 21, 2013
  • predecessor to Risk Committee
Board Global Relationships past Peter Dengate Thrush, Jean-Jacques Subrenat, Katim Touray, Vanda Scartezini, Bill Graham, Bertrand de la Chapelle, Olga Madruga-Forti, Erika Mann, Gonzalo Navarro, George Sadowsky, Kuo-Wei Wu, Chris Disspain, Mike Silber 2010 to 2013
  • Developed strategies, policies, and guidelines on strategic relationships between ICANN and other entities.
  • Oversaw the development of a Strategic Partnership program to identify, maintain and strengthen strategic partnerships to assist ICANN in carrying out its mission.
  • Oversaw the performance of ICANN on keeping its key strategic agreements.
  • Developed a policy and implementation plan for the Internationalization of ICANN.
  • Oversaw the periodic review of objectives.[3]
IANA Functions past
Meeting Strategy Working Group past
Public and Stakeholder Engagement past
CEO CEO Search past 2011 through 2012
Board-GAC Recommendation Implementation Working Group past Chris Disspain, Bill Graham, Ram Mohan, Ray Plzak, Mike Silber, Erika Mann
Board IDN Variants Working Group past Ram Mohan, Jonne Soininen, Suzanne Woolf, Kuo-Wei Wu
Expert Working Group on gTLD Directory Services past
Technical Relations Working Group past
Board Data and Consumer Protection Working Group past
Working Group on Equivalent Strings Support past 2010
President's IANA Consultation past 2005 to 2008
President's Strategy past 2005 to 2009
President's Standing Committee on Privacy past 2003
President's Advisory Committee on IDNs past 2005
Board-GAC Working Group past 2009 to 2011
Board Conflict of Interest Committee past 1999 to 2009
Board Reconsideration Committee past 1999 to 2009
Board and GAC Working Group past 2005 to 2008
Board Meetings Committee past 2001 to 2008
Committee on ICANN Evolution and Reform past 2001 to 2003
President's Task Force on Simultaneous Language Translation past 2001
At-Large Membership Study Committee past 2001 to 2002
Independent Review Panel Nominating Committee past 2001 to 2002
IDN Internal Working Group past 2001
New TLD Evaluation Process Planning Task Force past 2000 to 2002
IDN Committee past 2000 to 2002
.com/.net/.org Whois Committee past 2001 to 2001
Election Committee past 2000
Membership Implementation Task Force past 2000
Advisory Committee on Independent Review past 1999
Advisory Committee on Membership past 1999
Executive Search Committee past 1999 to 2002
  • found a successor to ICANN's start-up CEO, Mike Roberts, Stuart Lynn who took office in March 2001. On May 27, 2002, Stuart Lynn announced his intention to retire in March 2003. The Executive Search Committee was appointed to find his replacement.
  • In 2003, the committee presented the Board with various options, and on March 18, 2003, the ICANN Board elected Paul Twomey, who assumed office on March 27, 2003.[4]
Forum for Ad Hoc Group on Numbering and Addressing past Editorial coordinators: Dave Oran, John Stewart, Scott Bradner, Geoff Huston, Raimundo Beca, Tony Holmes, Mark McFadden, Jim Baskin, Marilyn Cade August 1999 to March 2001
  • studied and report on requirements for future numbering policies,
  • created in response to requests from a number of interested companies and individuals,
  • took place in a public comment forum[5]
Task Force on Funding past Richard Forman, Peter Gerrand, Per-Anders Hurtigh, Kim Hubbard, Mirjam Kuehne, Kees van Draanen, Paul Wilson, Willie Black, Naomasa Maruyama, Jose Luiz Ribeiro-Filho, Don Telage, Mike Roberts 1999
  • formulated recommendations on cost recovery mechanisms that fairly apportion ICANN's funding needs, including criteria to identify classes of registries and registrars for funding obligations; criteria to determine the amounts payable to ICANN by the classes identified; and procedures to adjust for revenue over- or under-recovery from registry/registrar fees.[6]
Membership Advisory Committee past Izumi Aizu, Diane Thilly Cabell, George Conrades, Greg Crew, Pavan Duggal, Kanchana Kanchuanasut, Daniel Kaplan, Siegfried Langenbach, Nii Quaynor, Oscar Robles, Dan Steinberg, Tadao Takahashi, Jonathan Zittrain 1998 to 1999
  • provided the ICANN Board with possible membership structures for the election of At-Large Directors at Singapore meeting in March 1999.[7]

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