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Board Chair Steve Crocker then introduced [[Byron Holland]], president and CEO of the [[Canadian Internet Registration Authority]] (CIRA) and current Chair of [[ICANN]]'s [[ccNSO]]. Holland began by summarizing the development of the Internet and the creation of [[ccNSO]]s, specifically the creation of [[.ca]]. Holland drew parallels between the formation of [[CIRA]] and the activities of [[ccNSO]] within ICANN, underlining the importance national, versus private or personal needs when meeting as a group. Holland then described the [[ccNSO]] as largely heterogeneous, consensus-driven and motivated to exchange ideas and best practices as opposed to creating hard-line binding rules and legislation. He concluded by outlining the [[ccNSO]]'s current aims, namely to complete its work with [[ICANN]]'s [[GAC]] in creating its [[Framework of Interpretation]]. This document refines the [[ccNSO]]'s relationship to [[ICANN]], namely its possibilities and limitations.
Board Chair Steve Crocker then introduced [[Byron Holland]], president and CEO of the [[Canadian Internet Registration Authority]] (CIRA) and current Chair of [[ICANN]]'s [[ccNSO]]. Holland began by summarizing the development of the Internet and the creation of [[ccNSO]]s, specifically the creation of [[.ca]]. Holland drew parallels between the formation of [[CIRA]] and the activities of [[ccNSO]] within ICANN, underlining the importance national, versus private or personal needs when meeting as a group. Holland then described the [[ccNSO]] as largely heterogeneous, consensus-driven and motivated to exchange ideas and best practices as opposed to creating hard-line binding rules and legislation. He concluded by outlining the [[ccNSO]]'s current aims, namely to complete its work with [[ICANN]]'s [[GAC]] in creating its [[Framework of Interpretation]]. This document refines the [[ccNSO]]'s relationship to [[ICANN]], namely its possibilities and limitations.
Chair of the [[GNSO]], [[Jonathan Robinson]] spoke next on the critical functions and goals of the [[GNSO]]. Robinson explained that the [[GNSO]] oversees and implements most domain name policy, thereby seeing the entire life cycle of a policy. The [[GNSO]] functions in a distributed and bottom-up manner. Robinson described distributed as a process in which "much of the work takes place in the constituencies and stakeholder groups."
Currently, this group is concerned with the successful interaction between cross-community working groups, domain name policy (including rules for proxy and privacy services), and domain data. Lastly, the [[GNSO]] works toward early engagement with [[ICANN]]'s [[GAC]] in order to ensure a more refined policy development process by answering all questions and objections that are raised.
==Session Highlights==
==Session Highlights==