AW: [governance] Global Relationships Committee Charter

["Kleinwächter, Wolfgang"]

Bills comments are very useful and right to the point. It starts with the UN. And it is very linked to "budget". The need, to pay for all the ITU facilities in Geneva and the big staff in the many offices is an important driving force behind ITUs ongoing effortsd to look for new business which could help them to bring additional money into their empty pockets.  BTW, it would be good to re-call the report of the Cardozo Commission on CS involvment in the UN. We should do this at the IGF when our speaker touchesd the issue oif the future of the IGF, multistakeholder processes and the role of CS in global policy development. 
 
And JFC asks the right question: The Resolution does not point to a text of a GRC Charter. Dies anyboday has an idea where a draft of this charter is pubished?
 
Wolfgang

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Von: jefsey [mailto:jefsey at jefsey.com]
Gesendet: Mi 01.09.2010 23:40
An: governance at lists.cpsr.org
Betreff: [governance] Global Relationships Committee Charter


I am afraid I cannot find any "Global Relationships Committee Charter " document anywhere. What has the BoD adopted?
jfc

At 16:54 01/09/2010, William Drake wrote:


	I agree with Rafik, it wasn't very strategic of ITU and could be useful to ICANN et al (whether this was a strategic calculation or "trap," who knows, ask Rod I guess).  Among other things, it helps to set a frame for how the Plenipotentiary outcomes will be received and reported, e.g. if ITU does more resolutions etc asserting its centrality to IG, right to make policy on ICANN matters, etc., it won't play terribly well in many circles that ICANN's leadership was not even allowed into the building while all this was happening.  There will be ripples...
	
	Also agree with Milton about procedures actually being part of the story.  Similarly, I'm told that companies that pay to join, say, ITU-T, are not allowed to attend meetings of ITU-D unless they pay there too.  The budgetary model is an issue with respect to possible CS participation as well.  If they were integrated into the UN system some things might be easier, but that won't happen.
	
	B

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