[bestbits] Last day of WTPF - drafting concluding statement

[parminder]

+ 1 to Micheal's comment.

You need to especially clarify what does participating in all policy 
processes in "a full and equal manner" mean.

This kind of stuff cannot be employed loosely... It must pass the 
democracy text. Do you really mean that a google of ICC rep at IG policy 
processes should have voting rights, as gov reps are likely to have. Yes 
or No.

Otherwise what does full and equal manner of participation mean...

Please clarify.

Parminder



On Thursday 16 May 2013 06:12 PM, michael gurstein wrote:
>
> Interesting... I just followed up on Jeremy's invitation... made a 
> comment... and was subsequently tossed out of the discussion and am 
> now denied access to making any further comments. Any explanation for 
> this?
>
> (BTW, here is my comment...
>
> /Without having been able to follow the WTPF discussions in great 
> depth and also without following the discussion here except recently 
> I'm noting in the document continuing reference to a "multistakeholder 
> model"... and moreover to "multistakeholder processes" etc. Can anyone 
> point me to a clear articulation of what is meant by the 
> "multistakeholder model". Further if we are to be ascribing so 
> fulsomely to the multistakeholder process should we not also be asking 
> for some rather clearer articulation of the nature of the internal 
> processes of the various stakeholders whom we are accepting as peers 
> in these processes if only to understand the basis from which they are 
> making their interventions./
>
> M
>
> *From:*bestbits-request at lists.bestbits.net 
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> *Sent:* Thursday, May 16, 2013 4:30 AM
> *To:* <bestbits at lists.bestbits.net>
> *Subject:* [bestbits] Last day of WTPF - drafting concluding statement
>
> A group of us are here in Geneva for the WTPF, including Valeria from 
> APC, Anja from Internet Democracy Project, Emma and Matthew from CDT, 
> Joana from FGV, Deborah from Access, Lea and Gene from Global 
> Partners, Wolfgang, Avri, Bill Drake and I apologise if I have 
> forgotten any others. As you may have read elsewhere, the draft 
> opinions for the WTPF were adopted with almost no changes, and a late 
> proposed opinion by Brazil on operationalising the role of governments 
> in Internet governance, was discussed but in the end not agreed, and 
> may go to the CWG-Internet for further action.
>
> Today we will have the opportunity to deliver a closing statement at 
> the plenary.  Because of the need for this to respond to the event as 
> it developed, this has been written on the fly over lunchtime today 
> (with Matthew taking the lead), so I hope you will understand the 
> limitations that we are operating under here.  But if you are online 
> now and would like a link to view and edit the document, please email 
> myself or Matthew <mshears at cdt.org <mailto:mshears at cdt.org>> and we 
> will send you the link to a Google Doc.  I won't paste the text here 
> simply because it is still changing as we speak, and it would become 
> inaccurate within just a few minutes.
>
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