Changes

The redelegation to InternetNZ occurred in 1996, when Waikato University wished to cease providing domain name registration services due to the increasing demand for domain names in the .nz space, during the years of rapid growth of the Internet. [[IANA]] authorised this friendly redelegation, and the New Zealand Government acknowledged this change a number of years later.

The redelegation to InternetNZ occurred in 1996, when Waikato University wished to cease providing domain name registration services due to the increasing demand for domain names in the .nz space, during the years of rapid growth of the Internet. [[IANA]] authorised this friendly redelegation, and the New Zealand Government acknowledged this change a number of years later.

On 29 October 2007, InternetNZ and [[ICANN]] entered into an arrangement by "exchange of letters" recognizing each other and the obligations of the two parties in relation to the operation of the .nz domain name<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/cctlds/nz/nz-icann-letters-29oct07.pdf ICANN and InternetNZ recognize each other]</ref>.

On the 29th of October, 2007, InternetNZ and [[ICANN]] entered into an arrangement by an "exchange of letters" recognizing each other and the obligations of the two parties in relation to the operation of the .nz domain name.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/cctlds/nz/nz-icann-letters-29oct07.pdf ICANN and InternetNZ recognize each other]</ref>

In 2008, InternetNZ proposed to change it's official name from “The Internet Society of New Zealand” to “Internet New Zealand Inc”<ref>[http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/ac58ae96cd262ed7cc2573db000d4ee6 InternetNZ proposes official name change]</ref>.

In 2008, InternetNZ proposed to change it's official name from “The Internet Society of New Zealand” to “Internet New Zealand Inc.”.<ref>[http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/ac58ae96cd262ed7cc2573db000d4ee6 InternetNZ proposes official name change]</ref>

== Current Councillors ==

== Current Councillors ==