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Judith Hellerstein:Hi Olivier

  rafik:hello

  Judith Hellerstein:HI Rafik

  rafik:olivier in stereo

  PeterDT:Hello everyone

  Judith Hellerstein:Yes. He had started out using his phone as he had no access to his  laptop and then forgot to disconnect

  Renate De Wulf:Hello, could everyone go on mute please?

  PeterDT:Olivier - children are delightful - make no apology!

  Bill Drake:every time there are babies these days

  Marilia Maciel:Hahaha, cute Olivier!

  Olivier Crepin-Leblond:Agenda: https://community.icann.org/x/e4c0Aw

  Judith Hellerstein:Do we know when the sessions are going to be held

  Renate De Wulf:@Judith, the agenda has not yet been released so no confirmation yet

  Judith Hellerstein:Do we have any draft dates for these?

  Renate De Wulf:Monday for the Public Sessoin

  Renate De Wulf:and Wednesday for the F2F

  Judith Hellerstein:just trying to make sure I do not have any conflicts

  PeterDT:"Summer"?  sorry to be a pedant, but its winter in much of the world...

  Judith Hellerstein:Do we have a draft time?

  Renate De Wulf:17:30 for the F2F session

  Renate De Wulf:need to look up the IG Public Session - BRB

  Judith Hellerstein:I think it was 5:30pm

  Renate De Wulf:@Judith, yes I believe it is also 17:30

  Judith Hellerstein:Just looked it up and the draft time I have was 18:15-19:30

  Marilia Maciel:Completely agree with the idea of the background paper

  Bill Drake:Public session to work on a position?

  Lynn St.Amour:Me as well.

  Lynn St.Amour:very helpful

  Judith Hellerstein:yes a background paper is always very helpful

  Renate De Wulf:@Judith, OK - I think NIgel was trying to change it to an earlier time but we will only know once the schedule comes out

  Judith Hellerstein:great

  Marilia Maciel:A lot of work has been done on the factuals by Nigel already. He could put things together and send to the list for suggestions before publication.

  Marilia Maciel:Yes

  Judith Hellerstein:no

  PeterDT:exactly Marilia - not trying to create burdens for staff

  Judith Hellerstein:no for net mundial

  Bill Drake:I addressed on the list

  Bill Drake:I thought you wanted to go through list comments...?

  Judith Hellerstein:@renate I think the problem was that the CCWG Accountablity was from 16:45-18:00 on monday

  Marilia Maciel:I think updates on NMI would be useful since ICANN is very involve

  Renate De Wulf:@Judith, understood

  Judith Hellerstein:I agree with peter dengate thrush

  Judith Hellerstein:prority should be the cstd, wsis +10

  PeterDT:I think its a matter of our priorities_ UNGA should be covered first

  Lynn St.Amour:could we use NMI as an "case study" of how things like this should be done within ICANN?

  Vicky Sheckler:agree NMI should not be on the list fo rnow

  Lynn St.Amour:would that then give us some idea of how to develop a position within ICANN on NMI?

  Lynn St.Amour:or is it too late?

  Marilia Maciel:I think NMI should be part of the background update of the current scenario. Regarding the potential common position, that would be regarding WSIS+10

  Bill Drake:Is the question mark whether to talk about the NMI or whether to have a statement about it. I thought the latter

  Bill Drake:90

  Judith Hellerstein:the current schedule is for 75 minutes on the public session

  Bill Drake:the public session is 90

  Bill Drake:see the block schedule

  Olivier Crepin-Leblond:@Bill: thanks!

  Renate De Wulf:Thanks Bill

  Judith Hellerstein:Thanks the block copy I had listed it just for 75 minutes

  Bill Drake:what the chairs were sent says 17:30-19:00

  Judith Hellerstein:Great because the  block schedule I had listed it from 18:15-19:30 after the CCWG Accountability sessions so glad it was changed

  PeterDT:Bill - sounds good.

  Bill Drake:the scheduling evolves, sometimes it's hard to know what's newest

  Judith Hellerstein:Great as the prelim schedule on the web still has the public session at 18:15

  Judith Hellerstein:17:30 is a much better time

  Bill Drake:who knows when that was posted...

  Bill Drake:confusing

  Bill Drake:Olivier my comment was if we only do one topic it will be hard, not 2-3

  Olivier Crepin-Leblond:ok

  Bill Drake:we do need to clarify which of the schedules is the most current....

  Judith Hellerstein:Seems like a good idea to include wsis forum

  Marilia Maciel:Olivier, I believe there are two different things: one is NMI as an update in the "setting the scene" part of the session. This would be important in my opinion. Another thing is to try to achieve a common position and make a common contribution. This later option could take too much time.

  Marilia Maciel:I would like to have clarity about what we are talking about

  PeterDT:Agreed Marilia - NMI should be in the paper, as part of the background /tapestry of global relationships

  Lynn St.Amour:agree with Marilia's comment above. and would add that achieving an ICANN Position on NMI is going to be sensitive/difficult

  Young eum Lee:Apologize for joining a bit late.

  Lynn St.Amour:@BIll, I do think it could be difficult if only focused on WSIS +10.

  Bill Drake:you are again conflating two separate things Olivier

  PeterDT:Good chairingof the meeting  should alow us to settle an ICANN position on WSIS+10, then allow further converstion on other topics, including NMI

  Judith Hellerstein:Also since we are not sure whether we have a 75 or 90 minutes for the session

  Lynn St.Amour:@Bill - +1

  Judith Hellerstein:@PeterDT +1

  Bill Drake:Peter you are talking about the working session then, right? not the big public thing

  Lynn St.Amour:should this group advocate for the the CEO/ICANN Board to have a publis session on NMI- not this group?

  Bill Drake:so we are now discussing again the adoption of text in the second meeting rather than what we'd talk about in the first

  Young eum Lee:Although I agree with Marilyn, I agree with Bill that NMI should be a topic that we could discuss during our session.

  PeterDT:Bill- both a linked - a first session on information and scene setting; isolating one or two issues then a second session on text

  Bill Drake:right Peter, that's what I'd have thought.  But we should now be on the first...

  Young eum Lee:I apologize for not being able to speak.

  Judith Hellerstein:+1 Lynne

  Renate De Wulf:@Young-eum, would you like the operator to dial you into the call?

  Young eum Lee:In

  Bill Drake:Lynn, it might interest you to know that the CEO has been largely invisible in what you characterize as a CEO-led initiative

  Bill Drake:most of the work has been done by civil society and few others

  Young eum Lee:I also agree with Lynn also. Also agree with Peter that the 'position' regarding NMI should be acedl

  Young eum Lee:placed within ICANN

  Lynn St.Amour:@Bill -  how can you say that given his very visible advocacy and support for it.

  Bill Drake:because I'm involved

  Bill Drake:he has not participated at all in any of the work shaping the terms of reference or other stuff

  Lynn St.Amour:he may not be speaking as much now, but it is no less his support/presence behind it .  Nearly every speech he makes references teh assumption he uses to advocate for NMI.

  PeterDT:Bill - hee seemed involved in the discussions I watched of the first council meeting?

  Bill Drake:that was just the physical meeting

  PeterDT:I didnt watch it all...

  Bill Drake:we have multiple weekly calls etc just like any icann process

  Lynn St.Amour:I also follow them remotely eben though I am not "there"  Bill.

  Bill Drake:I say again, no involvement whatsoever in draftng the terms of reference

  Bill Drake:and we don't spend our time talking about any one person

  PeterDT:Mine is hardly a "new face"!!!

  Lynn St.Amour:I would not like to moderate - still too ISOC related "-)

  Judith Hellerstein:it is a new face at CCWG

  Lynn St.Amour:+1 to Peter

  Judith Hellerstein:+1 peter

  Bill Drake:+1 Peter

  Lynn St.Amour:@Bill - me thinks you are protesting too hard :-)

  Young eum Lee:I strongly support Bill as the facilitator.

  Bill Drake:Lynn, it's just a bit wearying hearing insistant statements characterizing somethign I'm involved in in ways nobody involved would recognize to be accurate. But I'm not especially worked up about it.

  Vicky Sheckler:Olivier - background paper or position paper, and if position paper, on WSIS+10 or NMI? I don't think we'll reach consensus on NMI

  Bill Drake:I don't understand what we have agreed about the public session agenda.

  Bill Drake:Vicky I think the idea was a staff overview of there's this going on there's that going on, no?

  Judith Hellerstein:I think this is a good place to work on drafting statements

  Olivier Crepin-Leblond:@Vicky: we'll leave NMI at the end and if no consensus then we'll be able to schedule a future discussion on NMIpost BA

  Bill Drake:I cannot begin to understand how the public session would do anything about a statement

  Lynn St.Amour:@Bill, then the NMI council and others in the employ of NMI should work to get more up to date  information out.

  Bill Drake:the CCWIG session sure

  Judith Hellerstein:@Bill. That was what I was saying

  Bill Drake:@Lynn like a press release saying Fadi's not here?

  Lynn St.Amour:of course not -

  Bill Drake:I was kidding

  Bill Drake:but seriously, there are 20 people

  Bill Drake:separate from the three groups that provided the boot up and the bit of staff support

  Lynn St.Amour:he will always be in the fabric of NMI :-).  He started it, strongly advocated for it, funded(partially?) it and continued to advocate it for quite awhile

  Bill Drake:ITU Council?  Do we have a position on whether ITU should have a new building and more FTEs?

  Bill Drake:Wolfgang is orders of magnitude more in the fabric

  PeterDT:Thanks Olivier - agreed

  Judith Hellerstein:There is a wsis implementation group within the itu council

  Judith Hellerstein:perhaps that is what he was thinking about

  PeterDT:Bill - TU has this WG...Council Working Group on International Internet-related Public Policy Issues

  Lynn St.Amour:and many folks in this WG WOULD have to go back to their communities..

  Lynn St.Amour:requiring even more time.

  PeterDT:ITs ToR :Identify, study and develop matters related to international Internet-related public policy issues, and including those issues identified in Council Resolution 1305 (2009).

  Lynn St.Amour:@PDT, would you say NMI was a given?  that it will find adequate funds and support?

  Lynn St.Amour:honest question..

  PeterDT:@Lynn- I dont know yet- not sure how it would continue if ICANN withdrew support

  Vicky Sheckler:my apologies, but I need to run.  Please note we would need to go back to my constituency, IPC, for any statement

  Lynn St.Amour:and that is one of the reasons I think the ICNN commuity developing a position on NMI will be difficult to "manage" intyernal to ICANN and external ,.  IT will impact the INternet ecosystem overall

  Bill Drake:@Peter: The ITU Council WG is pretty much adrift

  Lynn St.Amour:@Marilia, I agree an update would be very good.

  Judith Hellerstein:@marilla. I like how you have laid this out with a quick update of nmit

  Bill Drake:but my main point is, if we want to highlight to the community that these different things exist etc great but we can't expect a lot of drill down discussion of meetings for which the documents aren't even public

  PeterDT:Yes - a fact based dscription about NMI and ICANN involvement should be in the Paper

  Bill Drake:CSTD still hasn't released the statement they spent a week disagreeing about!

  Judith Hellerstein:*nmi at the end just as we are giving updates on other area

  Young eum Lee 2:I agree with Marilia that WSIS is more important than Netmundial. I also think that we cannot just discuss Netmundial without reference to the Netmundial Initiative.

  PeterDT:+1 Young eum

  Bill Drake:the chairs for the F2F?

  Judith Hellerstein:I think that WSIS events that lead up to the high level meeting are very important

  Olivier Crepin-Leblond:@Bill: we can work out the chairs for the F2F next week

  Judith Hellerstein:and should be a priority for this meeting

  Bill Drake:@Young eum: agree WSIS10 more important this year. having trouble imagining the inclusive large-N discussion of it though

  Bill Drake:would definitely need a good background report to get people into the game

  Young eum Lee 2:@Bill: Just mentioning that although Netmundial is more generally accepted, if we are going to discuss Netmundial, we cannot just ignore the NMI.

  Bill Drake:Nigel's statement was boffo

  Bill Drake:we have one

  Bill Drake:?

  PeterDT:I am going to be at WSIS Forum

  Bill Drake:http://www.itu.int/net4/wsis/forum/2015/Agenda/Session/269

  Lynn St.Amour:I will be at WSIS Forum also but only thru WEdnesday

  Marilia Maciel:Bill, where the ranking can be found?

  Bill Drake:MAG publc

  PeterDT:MM I don't think theyre published yet - and may not be

  Judith Hellerstein:Do you have the url?

  Bill Drake:check the skype channel Marilia

  Young eum Lee 2:thanks everyone

  Marilia Maciel:Thanks

  Marilia Maciel:Thanks everybody

  Lynn St.Amour:yes, please

  Lynn St.Amour:very difficult

  PeterDT:<<prefer Monday or Tuesday

  Lynn St.Amour:on Wed - Fri

  Lynn St.Amour:lots of IGF and IGF WG meetings that period

  Lynn St.Amour:@BIll, I will go "dry" :-)

  Lynn St.Amour:so as not to offend you :-)

  PeterDT:@Lynn :-)

  Judith Hellerstein:@ lynn :-)

  PeterDT:Thanks Chair

  PeterDT:Thanks all

  Bill Drake:truly, drink, don't, all good :-)

  Alexandra Dans:thanks!

  Judith Hellerstein:bye all

  Marilia Maciel:Bye bye all!

  Lynn St.Amour:@Bill - thanks for everything'

  Greg Shatan:Bye all!

  Judith Hellerstein:By bill

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