[governance] Re: GA 2nd Committee expected to adopt text on November 30

Izumi AIZU iza at anr.org
Wed Nov 24 04:46:57 EST 2010


Texts on the IGF extension from the PDF:

17. Decides to extend the mandate of the Internet Governance Forum for
a further five years, and in this regard, invites the
Secretary-General to continue with the convening of the Internet
Governance Forum for a multi-stakeholder policy dialogue on Internet
governance issues according to its mandate as set out in paragraph 72
of the Tunis Agenda for the Information Society,12 while recognizing
at the same time the need to improve it with a view to  linking it to
the broader dialogue on global internet governance;

 18. Welcomes the decision by ECOSOC in paragraph 30 of E/2010/2 to
invite the Chair of the Commission on Science and Technology for
Development to establish, in an open and inclusive manner, a working
group which would seek, compile and review inputs from all Member
States and all other stakeholders on improvements to the Internet
Governance Forum, in line with the mandate set out in the Tunis
Agenda13, and which would submit a report to the Commission at its
fourteenth session, in 2011, with recommendations, as appropriate,
that would constitute an input by the Commission to the General
Assembly, through the Economic and Social Council;

 19. Stresses that the consideration of IGF improvements should be
based on the inputs to be provided to the working group by all Member
States and all other stakeholders, including those comments received
during the online consultation and the consultation undertaken by the
Under Secretary General in the fourth meeting of the IGF held in Sharm
El-Sheikh, Egypt in November 2009 with particular consideration of,
inter
alia, enhancing participation from developing countries, exploring
further voluntary options for IGF financing and improving the
preparation process modalities, and the work and the functioning of
the Secretariat;

20. Also decides that the desirability of continuation of the Internet
Governance Forum be considered again by Member States at the General
Assembly within the context of a ten-year review of implementation of
the outcome of the World Summit on the Information Society in 2015;

21. Stresses the need for the enhanced participation of developing
countries, in particular from least developed countries, in all the
Internet Governance Forum meetings, and in this regard invites member
states as well as other  stakeholders to support the participation of
Governments and other stakeholders from developing countries to the
Forum itself as well as the preparatory meetings;

 22. Welcomes the decision by ECOSOC in paragraph 24 of E/2010/2 to
invite the Secretary-General to convene open and inclusive
consultations involving all Member States and all other stakeholders
with a view to assisting the process towards enhanced cooperation in
order to enable Governments on an equal footing to carry out their
roles and responsibilities in respect of international public policy
issues pertaining to the Internet, but not of the day-to-day technical
and operational matters that do not impact upon those issues, through
balanced participation of all stakeholders, especially developing
countries, in their respective roles and responsibilities, as stated
in paragraph 35 of the Tunis Agenda14, and requests the
Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly for consideration
at its sixty- sixth session, through the Economic and Social Council,
a report on the outcome of these consultations and takes note of the
invitations circulated by the USG to
participate in the open consultations on enhanced cooperation on
international public policy issues pertaining to the internet;
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