[governance] and more Re: Ideas that this mailing list has agreed to

[Jacqueline Morris]

Agree
How about something like:
We agree that the ccTLDs are the sovereign property of the countries,
and believe that there is therefore a requirement for more active
participation of Governments in the Internet Governance process,
particularly, to take the lead in managing their ccTLDs, and agree to
do so with the full involvement and participation of the local
Internet community and civil society through a bottom-up
multi-stakeholder process. -

Cause I don't think that there is need for dialogue on whether .uk
belongs to the UK - who else COULD it belong to? Now as to the
question as to why the difference between country property and
government property - that is again a cultural thing - I KNOW that
there is a difference here. In most other places, there isn't.

Jacqueline

On 11/9/05, Avri Doria <avri at psg.com> wrote:
> On 9 nov 2005, at 08.59, Adam Peake (ajp at glocom.ac.jp) wrote:
> >
> > 52. We also agree with the US government that governments have
> > legitimate public policy and sovereignty concerns with respect to the
> > management of their ccTLD,
>
> i don't agree with this as I do beleive that the ccTLDs should be
> automatically acknowledged as sovereign property.
>
> >
> > a) in keeping with the US government's recognition that governments
> > have legitimate public policy and sovereignty concerns with respect to
> > the management of their ccTLD, and has welcomed the further
> > opportunity for dialogue on these issues and seems committed to
> > ensuring progress,
>
> i would prefer that this acknowledgment not be included.
>
>
> a.
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