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→Summary of Proposed Changes, November 2015
There was no final proposal for review at [[ICANN 54]] in Dublin.
There was no final proposal for review at [[ICANN 54]] in Dublin.
==Summary of Proposed Changes, November 2015==
===Summary of Proposed Changes, November 2015===
In a blog post from 15 November 2015, ICANN outlined a summary of changes proposed by the CCWG. They are as follows:
In a blog post from 15 November 2015, ICANN outlined a summary of changes proposed by the CCWG. They are as follows:
* A revised Mission statement for the ICANN Bylaws that sets out what ICANN does. This Mission statement clarifies but does not change ICANN's historic mission
* A revised Mission statement for the ICANN Bylaws that sets out what ICANN does. This Mission statement clarifies but does not change ICANN's historic mission
The accountability elements outlined above will be supported through:
The accountability elements outlined above will be supported through:
* Additions to the [[ICANN Bylaws]] to create an [[ICANN Empowered Community]] that is based on a simple legal vehicle that will act on the instructions of ICANN [[Stakeholder Groups to exercise the Community Powers. The Empowered Community is granted the status of a Designator (a recognized role in law) and has the standing to enforce the Community Powers if needed.
* Additions to the [[ICANN Bylaws]] to create an [[ICANN Empowered Community]] that is based on a simple legal vehicle that will act on the instructions of ICANN [[Stakeholder Groups]] to exercise the Community Powers. The Empowered Community is granted the status of a Designator (a recognized role in law) and has the standing to enforce the Community Powers if needed.
* Core elements of ICANN's governing documents (the Articles and Bylaws) being categorized as Fundamental Bylaws that can only be changed with an agreement between the ICANN community and the ICANN Board.
* Core elements of ICANN's governing documents (the Articles and Bylaws) being categorized as Fundamental Bylaws that can only be changed with an agreement between the ICANN community and the ICANN Board.