[governance] Draft IGC Workshop Proposal
Parminder
parminder at itforchange.net
Mon Jun 25 12:10:37 EDT 2007
I suggest we change
We will solicit speakers if the workshop is approved.
To
We are soliciting panelists, and a list will be submitted in the next 2-3
weeks.
(ends)
I think they would want speakers before the final decision around 31st July,
at least as fulfillment of the procedure.
In any case even when submitted, these are tentative lists.
Parminder
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeremy Malcolm [mailto:Jeremy at Malcolm.id.au]
> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 4:59 PM
> To: governance at lists.cpsr.org; William Drake
> Subject: Re: [governance] Draft IGC Workshop Proposal
>
> William Drake wrote:
> > B. Whether some or all of the functions enumerated in the mandate are
> > important, value-adding, activities that are not being performed
> > elsewhere, would benefit the global community, and are uniquely suited
> > to the IGF;
> > C. Operationally practical steps that could be pursued on a consensual,
> > multistakeholder basis by the IGF community in order to perform those
> > functions identified in B, above.
>
> Is this an invitation for the private sector, Internet technical
> community, OECD countries and Secretariat to say "No, X paragraph of the
> mandate is not important/value-adding/beneficial/uniquely suited, so no
> action is required under C"?
>
> Perhaps reword this so that it does not presuppose that there are some
> paragraphs of the mandate that should no longer be pursued. How about
> simply combining points B and C (but remaining close to the agreed
> wording from our February submission) to read:
>
> B. Since these critically important, value-adding functions cannot be
> performed by any existing Internet governance mechanism, what
> operationally practical steps could be pursued on a consensual,
> multistakeholder basis by the IGF community to fulfil these and other
> elements of its mandate?
>
> In any case, I will support either wording rather than block agreement.
>
> --
> Jeremy Malcolm LLB (Hons) B Com
> Internet and Open Source lawyer, IT consultant, actor
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