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RESOLVED [00.13] that the President and staff are authorized to work with the ccTLD managers, Governmental Advisory Committee, and other interested parties to prepare draft language for contracts, policy statements, and/or communications, including appropriate funding arrangements, to be presented to the Board and posted for public comment as soon as practicable.
Implementation Actions
- Work with the ccTLD organizations, Governmental Advisory Committee, and other interested parties to prepare draft language for contracts, policy statements, and/or communications embodying these relationshipsDiscuss the issues with various segments of the Internet community to draft a proposed "final" agreement.
- Responsible entity: ICANN President and staff
- Due date: None specifiedprovided
- Completion date: 5 July 2000
Other Related Resolutions
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Additional Information
- The resolution does not address funding for the items identified herein.
- ICANN staff determined that it was premature to set forth a "final" agreement. ICANN staff prepared and presented a draft of a "status quo" agreement between ICANN and ccTLDs for comment as recorded in the 05 July 2000 ICANN Yokohama Meeting agenda at http://www.icann.org/en/meetings/yokohama/cctld-topic.htm.
Additional Information
- The discussion draft of the ccTLD Manager-ICANN "Status Quo" agreement was posted on 05 July 2000 at http://www.icann.org/en/meetings/yokohama/draft-cctld-status-quo-agreement-05jul00.htm.It was later resolved that delegation of additional ccTLDs would only be established upon Board approval of stable and appropriate agreements between ICANN and the ccTLDs as recorded in the 25 September 2000 Resolution 00.75 at http://www.icann.org/en/minutes/minutes-25sep00.htm.resolution does not address funding for the items identified herein.
- Mr. McLaughlin noted that the issue of possible policy revisions concerning administration and delegation of country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs) had been discussed over the past few days. Although progress had been made toward defining issues and positions, additional discussions with interested parties, including individual ccTLD managers and governments, were needed to reach resolution. He read resolution language proposed by the staff (set forth below) authorizing the staff to proceed with those discussions, with the goal of reaching contracts and policy statements to be posted for public comment.
In discussion, it was noted that the resolution would permit action on at least some aspects of the ccTLD issues before the Board's next face-to-face meeting in Yokohama in July 2000.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board unanimously approved the adoption of the following resolution:Whereas, the Board directed the President and staff to prepare "appropriate contractual relationships" with ccTLD registries in connection with the funding arrangements presented in the final report of the Task Force on Funding, in resolution 99.136;
Explanatory text does not modify or override Resolutions. See Board Resolutions Page for more information.
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