[ALAC] ccNSO meeting 202 - February 15th., 2024
Judith Hellerstein
judith at jhellerstein.com
Mon Feb 19 04:10:36 UTC 2024
HI Laura,
Thanks for the informative write up and link to their newsletter. Many
interesting sessions.
See you all in Puerto Rico
Best,
Judith
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On 2/18/24 11:02 PM, Laura Margolis via ALAC wrote:
> Dear All:
>
> ccNSO Council meeting #202 was held on February 15th.
>
> Here is the full agenda
> <https://community.icann.org/display/atlarge/ALAC+Liaison+to+the+ccNSO+Reports?preview=/2262570/305299478/Agenda%20meeting%20202%2015%20February%202024%20v1.pdf>
> and notes
> <https://community.icann.org/display/atlarge/ALAC+Liaison+to+the+ccNSO+Reports?preview=/2262570/305299478/Agenda%20meeting%20202%2015%20February%202024%20v1.pdf>.
>
> I would like to highlight some important updates regarding ccPDP4:
>
> *Updates on ccPDP4
> <https://ccnso.icann.org/en/workinggroups/idn-cctld-strings.htm>*
>
> *a.****/Progress and expected timeline ccNSO Decision making/*
>
> */
> /*
>
> The ccPDP4 WG expects to complete its work by 20 February 2024, and the Issue
> manager will submit the report prior to ICANN79 for consideration and decision
> making by the Council. *The Final report does include both policy
> recommendations**and advice to ccTLDs*. The advice is on topics that were
> considered out of scope of the PDP by the WG, and the decision-making process
> is not defined through Annex B of the Bylaws, but through the Internal rules
> of the ccNSO.
>
> *Two different tracks*:
>
> 1)*Set of policy recommendations*.
>
> That was the task of the WG, to develop this policy and propose it.
>
> 2)*Advice to ccTLD managers*.
>
> Submitting IDN tables for second level domains.
>
> Secondly, about *registering IDN domain names and variants to the same entity*.
>
>
> It will have 2 sides: one is for *policy making*. As per the ccPDP process.
> First council will be asked to support the recommendations, and then the
> membership, before being sent to board.
>
> The advice is governed by the internal rules of the ccNSO. That will be a
> council decision, with the option to have a veto by the members. There is also
> a proposed timeline for the member's vote. After the June’s meeting, the
> recommendations can be submitted to the board.
>
> _Note: _
>
> 2 types of decisions
>
> ·One within the context of the PDP itself
>
> ·Second one out of scope of the PDP, and will be a regular resolution.
>
> ****
>
> *b.****/Discussion and views Draft Recommendation 14 on participation of ccNSO
> in developing IDN Guidelines./*
>
> The *IDNccPDP4 WG* was requested to provide feedback on a draft recommendation
> by the Phase 2 GNSO IDN EPDP WG on proposal to create a formal process for
> convening a group that would *propose amendments to IDN Guidelines*. These
> Guidelines may affect (IDN & ASCII)) ccTLDs, with IDN second level domains
> under management and were developed by a group of experts, including members
> of the ccTLD community. According to the proposal, the ccNSO and GNSO
> Councils will have a role in developing the charter for the community group
> that will develop future versions of the IDN Implementation Guidelines.
>
> *EPDP GNSO**has a phase 2,* currently in drafting mode. One of the
> recommendations (draft rec. 14 in the report) is about *suggesting a more
> predictable process on changing the IDN* *implementation guidelines*. Board
> development guideline on the format how to submit tables to IANA. Board
> initiated process. CcNSO appointed some members. Suggestion is to make the
> process more rigorous. Reason for raising it now: they foresee a role for
> ccNSO council
>
> *Firstly, to approve the process to be designed*, every time the board is
> initiating the process
>
> *Secondly, to appoint members to this WG and monitor the outcome for the
> community***
>
> This is relevant for ccTLDS, *IDN tables need to have a format*. Determined by
> the implementation guideline. Therefore ccNSO will be involved in the
> evolution of the IDN implementation guideline.
>
> Also, please take a look at the February newsletter
> <https://community.icann.org/display/atlarge/ALAC+Liaison+to+the+ccNSO+Reports?preview=/2262570/305299473/ccNSO%20Newsletter%20%20February%202024.pdf#ccNSO--1198923559>.
>
> Thank you and have a nice week!
>
>
> *Laura Margolis*
> ALAC Liaison to ccNSO
>
> margolisl at gmail.com
> +59899690992
> skype: lauri.margolis
>
> ccNSO Liaison Workspace
> <https://community.icann.org/display/atlarge/ALAC+Liaison+to+the+ccNSO+Reports#ccNSO-696341623>
>
>
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