- Category: (replace this text with one of the following categories: Administration/Budget, Board, ccTLD, gTLD, IP, ICANN Structure, International Agreement, Root Zone)
- Topic: 2002-2003 Budget (replace this text with a keywords from title)
- Board meeting date: 28 June 2002
- Resolution number: 02.81, 02.82
- URL for Board minutes/resolution: http://www.icann.org/en/minutes/prelim-report-28jun02.htm
- Status: (replace this text with: Completed, Ongoing, Suspended)
Summary
Board approves Fiscal Year 2002-2003 Approved Budget. (replace this text with the a one-sentence summary of the resolution)
Text
Whereas, ICANN's bylaws require that the President shall prepare and submit to the Board a proposed annual budget of the Corporation for the next fiscal year;
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Further resolved [02.82] that the President is authorized and directed to implement and carry out the Budget and is directed to inform the Board of material variances from the Budget.
Implementation Actions
- Implement budget and inform Board of material vairances.
- Responsible entity: President
- Due date: None provided
- Completion date: 2002
Other Related Resolutions
- TBD
Additional Information
- Funding provided as indicated in Fiscal Year 2002-2003 Budget.
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- Responsible entity: (replace this text with the responsible entity: ICANN department, ICANN Community Structure, Board, U.S. Department of Commerce)
- Due date: (replace this text with Due Date)
- Completion date: (replace this text with Date action was implemented)
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- Responsible entity: (replace this text with the responsible entity: ICANN department, ICANN Community Structure, Board, U.S. Department of Commerce)
- Due date: (replace this text with Due Date)
- Completion date: (replace this text with Date action was implemented)
Other Related Resolutions
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Additional Information
- (replace this text with any additional notes related to this resolution, i.e. funding considerations)