[governance] FINAL? DRAFT statement on enhanced cooperation

[Izumi AIZU]

Thank you Marilia for the very encouraging suggestion below.
I was thinking something similar, but not as concrete as you described.
I very much appreciate if you could take the lead to map out, not the
co-coordinators
on this excellent suggestion, hopefully ;-).

Currently I can only think of wiki as a tool most of us may feel comfortable.
As Jeremy noted, we will discuss and get back to you.

In the mean time, however, if you guys have any other suggestion to allow
us to share our work process such as writing statement, pleas let us know.
I think we need cross-platform, easy-to-use, and easy-to-setup and maintain
tools to consider.

izumi


2010/11/11 Marilia Maciel <mariliamaciel at gmail.com>:
> I feel I need to say that I am supporting this draft because I believe it is
> the possible consensus we are able to reach by the end of the present week.
>
> But then I ned to ask: will the lively debate that is currently taking place
> cease when we send our statement? I hope not, because the present statement
> is definitely not an IGC position on EC. So the debate needs to continue,
> both on what was called “core EC” and “broader conditions for EC”: how to
> define it? do we need it? in which ares? how to implement it? If we don’t
> have a proposal to put on the table and bargain, others will decide for us.
>
> I believe we have plenty of great exchanges, concrete suggestions (on one
> side and the other) and good starting point do advance to a more concrete
> position in the near future. But we need to map what has been said about EC
> so far, put them in a charter so we can visualize it.  Could the
> coordinators help us do it? What would be the best way to proceed? Maybe it
> is time for the wiki you guys mentioned?
>
> Best,
>
> Marilia
>
> Ps:@Kati, regarding ACTA, not being aware of the intentions, this is how I
> understood the paragraph, through literal reading.  I have gone through the
> e-mails trying to find when the reference to ACTA was included, but was
> unable to.
>
> On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 9:38 PM, Katitza Rodriguez <katitza at eff.org> wrote:
>>
>> Parminder's intention go far beyond yours, Marilia if I understood
>> correctly. But I like your framing:
>>
>> If this is the case, we should called attention to the ITU and APEC. In my
>> previous job, we have been even denied observer status in APEC, and the only
>> way to get into the meetings was through our national delegations, which I
>> have done. The country who object to our observer status was the same
>> country that make troubles within the IGF. After a few meetings, we were
>> able to get observer status but we have to applied meeting by meeting.
>>
>>
>> On 11/10/10 3:24 PM, Marilia Maciel wrote:
>>>
>>> Regarding the reference made to ACTA, I don´t think we are implying that
>>> the effective respect for these principles (openness, transparency,
>>> accountability, etc) will stop forum shifting. The way I understand, we are
>>> simply calling attention to the fact that these principles have been
>>> disregarded in other regimes/debates and that a clear message should be sent
>>> against this disrespect, by reaffirming these principles and making them the
>>> base of our arrangements.
>>
>>
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