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Summary of recommendation: At-Large should be given one voting seat on the ICANN Board, replacing the At-Large liaison to the Board.


Summary of recommendation: At-Large should be given one voting seat on the ICANN Board, replacing the At-Large liaison to the Board.

Work teams:

  • The members of the At-Large Board Selection Design Team (ABSdt): Dave Kissoondoyal (AFRALO), Tijani Ben Jemaa (AFRALO), Cheryl Langdon-Orr (APRALO), Hong Xue (APRALO), Patrick Vande Walle (EURALO), Olivier Crepin-Leblond (EURALO), Carlton Samuels (LACRALO), Vanda Scartezini (LACRALO), Alan Greenberg (NARALO) and Evan Leibovitch (NARALO)
  • The members of the Board Candidate Evaluation Committee (BCEC): Yaovi Atohoun (AFRALO),Baudouin Schombe (AFRALO), Hong Xue (APRALO replaced on-request to Fouad Bajwa),Raj Singh (APRALO), Veronica Cretu (EURALO), Christopher Wilkinson (EURALO), Jacqueline Morris (LACRALO), James Corbin (LACRALO), Myles Braithwaite (NARALO) and Annalisa Roger (NARALO)

Summary of tasks in implementation:

  • White Paper, outlining draft selection process, was published on 11 Jan 2010.
  • Public comments have been considered and incorporated into the selection process.
  • Submit the final selection process to the Board via the SIC for approval.
  • Enact selection process.
  • Selection choice must be endorsed by ALAC and approved by Board before seating.

Target completion date: December 2010 (AGM Meeting)

Rec.

Sub-Task

Implementation Task

Status

Notes

2.1

 

Identify all the steps required to implement the addition of one voting member appointed from the At‐Large Community to the ICANN Board

Complete 

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that the ALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments.

2.2

 

Submit the final selection process to the Board via the SIC for approval

Complete

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that the ALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments.

2.3

 

Implement or confirm related Bylaw changes

Complete

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that theALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments.

2.4

 

Once approved, begin selection process, in a careful and systematic manner, within the At‐Large Community

Complete

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that the ALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments. 

2.5

 

Endorsement of selection choice by ALAC

Complete

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that the ALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments. 

2.6

 

Approval of selection choice by ICANN Board and seating of Board member

Complete

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that the ALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments. 

2.7

 

Consider options regarding At‐Large Liaison to Board vis‐à‐vis new Director

Complete

At-Large selected ICANN Board member has been completed as Seat 15 is now occupied by an At-Large selected voting Director. However, the ALAC and its Taskforce has determined that the ALAC ABSdt will need to reconviene for future appointments. 


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