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==GNSO Council==
==GNSO Council==
[[File:GNSO-Council.png|655px|thumbnail|right|Organizational Structure of the GNSO Council(Image from ICANN.org)]] The GNSO Council consists of 21 members, 20 of whom are voting members, and the Council has two houses. [[SG|Stakeholder Groups]] appoint 18 of their members to be involved in [[ICANN]]'s multistakeholder model. [[Philippe Fouquart]] is the current Chair and will serve until [[AGM]] 2022. [[Pam Little]], [[Registrar Stakeholder Group]] Council representative, was re-elected as the [[Contracted Party House]] GNSO Council Vice-Chair. [[Tatiana Tropina]], [[Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group]] representative, was elected as the [[Non-Contracted Party House]] GNSO Council Vice-Chair.
[[File:GNSO-Council.png|655px|thumbnail|right|Organizational Structure of the GNSO Council(Image from ICANN.org)]] The GNSO Council consists of 21 members, 20 of whom are voting members, and the Council has two houses. [[SG|Stakeholder Groups]] appoint 18 of their members to be involved in [[ICANN]]'s multistakeholder model. [[Sebastien Ducos]] is the current Chair and will serve until [[AGM]] 2022. [[Greg DiBiase]] was elected as the [[Contracted Party House]] GNSO Council Vice-Chair. [[John McElwaine]] was elected as the [[Non-Contracted Party House]] GNSO Council Vice-Chair.
Members Include:
Members Include:
===[[Nominating Committee Appointees#NomCom Appointment to GNSO Council|NCAs]]===
===[[Nominating Committee Appointees#NomCom Appointment to GNSO Council|NCAs]]===
* [[Desiree Miloshevic]], Contracted Party House, Europe (AGM 2023)
* [[Desiree Miloshevic]], Contracted Party House, Europe (AGM 2025)
* [[Olga Cavalli]], non-voting member, Latin America Caribbean (AGM 2022)
* [[Anne Aikman Scalese]], non-voting, US, term ends AGM 2024
* [[Paul McGrady]], Non-contracted Party House, North America (AGM 2023)
* [[Paul McGrady]], Non-contracted Party House, North America (AGM 2025)
===GNSO Council Liaisons & Observers===
===GNSO Council Liaisons & Observers===
* [[Maarten Simon]], ccNSO liaison, Europe
* [[Everton Rodrigues|Everton T. Rodrigues]], ccNSO liaison, Latin America and the Caribbean
* [[Jeff Neuman]], GNSO Liaison to the GAC, North America
* [[Jeff Neuman]], GNSO Liaison to the GAC, North America
* [[Justine Chew]], ALAC Liaison, Asia Pacific
* [[Justine Chew]], ALAC Liaison, Asia Pacific
==='''[[Contracted Party House]]'''===
==='''[[Contracted Party House]]'''===
* [[Pam Little]], '''Vice-Chair''', Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Greg DiBiase]] '''Chair''', US, term ends AGM 2024
* [[Nacho Amadoz]] '''Vice-Chair''', Europe, term ends AGM 2024
====[[Registries Stakeholder Group]]====
====[[Registries Stakeholder Group]]====
* [[Kurt Pritz]], North America, term expires AGM 2022
* [[Kurt Pritz]], North America, term expires AGM 2024
* [[Sebastien Ducos]], Asia Pacific, term expires AGM 2021
* [[Jennifer Chung]], Asia, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Maxim Alzoba]], Europe, term expires AGM 2022
* [[Nacho Amadoz]], Europe, term ends AGM 2024
====[[Registrars Stakeholder Group]]====
====[[Registrars Stakeholder Group]]====
* [[Pam Little]], Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Antonia Chu]], Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Greg DiBiase]], North America, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Greg DiBiase]], North America, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Kristian Ørmen]], Europe, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Theo Geurts]], Europe, term expires AGM 2024
==='''[[Non-Contracted Party House]]'''===
==='''[[Non-Contracted Party House]]'''===
* [[Philippe Fouquart]], '''Chair''', Europe, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Tomslin Samme-Nlar]], '''Vice-Chair''', Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2024
====[[Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
====[[Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
'''Commercial and Business Users - [[BC|Business Constituency]]'''
'''Commercial and Business Users - [[BC|Business Constituency]]'''
* [[Marie Pattullo]], Europe, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Lawrence Olawale-Roberts]], Africa, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Mark Datysgeld]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Mark Datysgeld]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2024
'''[[Intellectual Property]] Interests - [[IPC|Intellectual Property Constituency]]'''
'''[[Intellectual Property]] Interests - [[IPC|Intellectual Property Constituency]]'''
* [[John McElwaine]], North America, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Damon Ashcraft]], North America, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Flip Petillion]], Europe, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Susan Payne]], Europe, term ends AGM 2024
'''[[ISP]] Interests - [[ISPC|ISP Constituency]]'''
'''[[ISP]] Interests - [[ISPC|ISP Constituency]]'''
* [[Philippe Fouquart]], Europe, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Osvaldo Novoa]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2024
* [[Osvaldo Novoa]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Thomas Rickert]], Europe, term ends AGM 2025
====[[NCSG| Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
====[[NCSG| Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group]]====
* [[Wisdom Donkor]], Africa, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Wisdom Donkor]], Africa, term ends AGM 2024
* [[Stephanie Perrin]], North America, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Stephanie Perrin]], North America, term ends AGM 2024
* [[Tatiana Tropina]], Europe, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Manju Chen]], Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Juan Manuel Rojas]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Bruna Santos]], Latin America Caribbean, term ends AGM 2024
* [[Farell Folly]], Africa, term ends AGM 2021
* [[Taiwo Peter Akinremi]], Africa, term ends AGM 2025
* [[Tomslin Samme-Nlar]], Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2022
* [[Tomslin Samme-Nlar]], Asia Pacific, term ends AGM 2025
==GNSO Policy Development Process==
==GNSO Policy Development Process==
The reform to the GNSO's PDP procedures were inter-related with the shift to a working group model for GNSO Council policy-making. The GNSO1 working group argued that a working group model "can be a more constructive way of establishing areas of agreement than task forces, where membership is limited and discussion can become polarized along constituency lines.<ref name="gnso08" /> Similarly, the PDP revision recommendations focused on improvements that provided scaffolding and structure for a working group to tackle policy considerations more effectively. The recommendations included more flexibility of the model, and stronger focus on preparation, including "public discussion, fact-finding, and expert research in order to define properly the scope, objective and schedule for a specific policy development goal..."<ref name="gnso08" /> There were also recommendations to generate and maintain metrics for measuring the success of policy implementation, and compliance to those policies.<ref name="gnso08" />
The reform to the GNSO's PDP procedures were inter-related with the shift to a working group model for GNSO Council policy-making. The GNSO1 working group argued that a working group model "can be a more constructive way of establishing areas of agreement than task forces, where membership is limited and discussion can become polarized along constituency lines.<ref name="gnso08" /> Similarly, the PDP revision recommendations focused on improvements that provided scaffolding and structure for a working group to tackle policy considerations more effectively. The recommendations included more flexibility of the model, and stronger focus on preparation, including "public discussion, fact-finding, and expert research in order to define properly the scope, objective and schedule for a specific policy development goal..."<ref name="gnso08" /> There were also recommendations to generate and maintain metrics for measuring the success of policy implementation, and compliance to those policies.<ref name="gnso08" />
The Working Group on Council Restructuring developed a compromise position to gain consensus among the many diverse interests within the GNSO. The proposed bicameral council structure would divide contracted parties (registries and registrars) and non-contracted parties into two houses, much as the U.S. Congress is divided into two houses.<ref>[https://gnso.icann.org/mailing-lists/archives/council/doc5J7pHLFhmI.doc Report to the Board from the WG-GCR], July 25, 2008 (Word)</ref>
At [[ICANN 70]], [[Bertrand de la Chapelle]] participated in an ALAC session on "Reimagining ICANN’s Role; Responding to National Pressures."<ref>[https://70.schedule.icann.org/meetings/BkrH93jYyy6z56xEn ICANN 70 Archive: Reimagining ICANN's Role], March 23, 2021 (registration/login required)</ref> During a conversation about silos and their impact on the [[Multistakeholder Model|multistakeholder model]], de la Chapelle recalled the introduction of the two houses approach and offered this critique of the mindset of the working group participants:
<blockquote>...I participated in one of the calls that led to the restructuring of the GNSO and the creation of the two houses. If I can give a very frank assessment from the outside, I immediately felt that the main objective of the different entities and the different soon-to-become houses was to make sure one thing: that the other halves could not impose anything on them, period. Nothing was about how can we make it better so that we can solve problems together? I’m caricaturing a little bit, but I can tell you this was the feeling that I had exactly at the moment the proposal was made on the call. And I feel that it has remained a little bit in this way.<ref>[https://cdn.filestackcontent.com/content=t:attachment,f:%22I70CUN-Tue23Mar2021__At-Large%20Policy%20Sess-ICANN%20MultiS%20Model-New%20Legiss%20and%20Regs%20Chall%20and%20Opps-en.pdf Transcript of "Reimagining ICANN's Role"], March 23, 2021 (registration/login required)</ref></blockquote>
====PDP 3.0====
====PDP 3.0====
==Implementation of the Uniform Rapid Suspension System==
==Implementation of the Uniform Rapid Suspension System==
In September 2012, ICANN senior executive [[Kurt Pritz]] sent a public email to [[GNSO]] Council Chairman [[Stephane Van Gelder]] advising him that [[URS]] implementation could begin after a year of delay. Implementing URS included a pair of open meetings in Fall 2012, including one at [[ICANN 45]] in Toronto. ICANN acknowledged the role played by the GNSO Council in developing and approving the model and said they were willing to "work in whichever way the GNSO wishes to proceed".<ref>[http://internetcommerce.org/URS_Implementation URS Implementation Finally to Commence Under GNSO Direction]. Internet Commerce Association. Published 2012 September 20.</ref>
In September 2012, ICANN senior executive [[Kurt Pritz]] sent a public email to [[GNSO]] Council Chairman [[Stephane Van Gelder]] advising him that [[URS]] implementation could begin after a year of delay. Implementing URS included a pair of open meetings in Fall 2012, including one at [[ICANN 45]] in Toronto. ICANN acknowledged the role played by the GNSO Council in developing and approving the model and said they were willing to "work in whichever way the GNSO wishes to proceed".<ref>[http://internetcommerce.org/URS_Implementation URS Implementation Finally to Commence Under GNSO Direction]. Internet Commerce Association. Published 2012 September 20.</ref>
==References==
==References==
[[Category: ICANN Bodies]]
[[Category: ICANN Bodies]]