[governance] New version of WSIS CS statement: Two IG issues

Jacqueline Morris jam at jacquelinemorris.com
Thu Dec 1 14:34:06 EST 2005


I think that maybe modalities and substance could be separated into
two groups? So that one can work on the multistakeholder processes and
structures without getting embroiled in the actual content of the
discussions, and the other can work on the issues in the structrue and
processes that the first one manages to open up to CS? I think that
this may be more manageable, as it will be a HUGE amount of work, and
also some people may prefer to focus on one rather than the other? Of
course this does not preclude ppl working on both if they have the
time and energy and so choose.
Jacqueline


>
> >  With regard to the mandate, it should include both "modalities"
> > and "substance". And if we come to substance, we should take into
> > consideration, that there has to be also a linkage between the two
> > processes which will be started by UN Secretary General. The Forum
> > probably will remain a "talking shop" but the process towards
> > "enhanced cooperation" will deal with the 'hard issues". And the WG
> > should look into both processes.
>
> I also agree with this approach, while the new process for "enhanced cooperation"
> is still unclear, and there the governments will likely to try to
> limit non-governmental
> actors from the main stream, we should perhaps remind this process also should
> be free multi-stakeholder. A free space of Forum is far less
> harmfull for governments.


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