[governance] Shah' stmt at the close of today

Marilia Maciel mariliamaciel at gmail.com
Wed Dec 15 09:11:10 EST 2010


And it is online here:
http://observatoriodainternet.br/statement-do-ibas-sobre-cooperacao-reforcada-no-processo-de-governanca-da-internet

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 12:08 PM, parminder <parminder at itforchange.net>wrote:

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> Drake William wrote:
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>  On Dec 15, 2010, at 5:02 AM, Drake William wrote:
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>  Hopefully the Brazil-India-South Africa text proposing a strictly intergovernmental group will be posted somewhere….
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>   It is enclosed. parminder
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>  Best,
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> Bill
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>  Bill -
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>  Did you feel that the NRO or ISOC comments were off-topic?
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> /John
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> (who spoke on behalf of the NRO)
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>  Uh, kinda awkward on a list…but I guess I asked for it.  No, I thought you were more on point than most.  Your first statement about governments and numbers groups being increasingly active in each others' spaces illustrated the "EC is already happening on a distributed basis" premise.  On the other hand, they're not necessarily denying that.  They're saying a) it's not enough, so governments also need an isolated space free from pesky stakeholders in which they can more comfortably talk about unidentified problems that can only be addressed properly by unidentified principles of their sole making; b) the TA mandates this, so it must be done; c) it's the natural order of things, since the UN has an IGO for other every other issue-area like energy, transport, etc, so why not Internet; and so on…Your second intervention asking how a government-only process fits with the TA spoke to b).   But it would have been more effective if you'd directed it to one of the government propone
> nts; asking the chair to explain was an invitation for it to be waved off on grounds of neutrality.  I think you had a third comment too but I didn't take notes, maybe was multitasking.  Didn't hear ISOC's.  Anyway, I'd have liked to have heard some probing questioning of premise a), although it probably wouldn't have mattered, the alignments weren't going to change based on oratory and reasoning.  Just would have been nice to have collectively put up a better front so the situation was more plain and open to challenge later on...
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> 2 cents,
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> Bill
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