[governance] Internet G8 meeting

William Drake william.drake at uzh.ch
Wed May 11 03:29:22 EDT 2011


Hi

Sorry to be late to the party on this, but before the consensus call starts can we just clarify a key piece?

On May 11, 2011, at 9:13 AM, Jeremy Malcolm wrote:

> We therefore request you, and other G8 leaders, to make the eG8 Forum genuinely multistakeholder, following the model of the UN Internet Governance Forum (IGF).

That model at present comprises peer-level annual dialogues that unlike G8 meetings do not entail the negotiation of recommendations/declarations etc.  Is that what we're arguing the G8 should do?  Or is the argument that there should be open peer-level participation in the negotiation of "results."?  If that's the goals then it would seem more consistent to mention participation in ICANN as the model, although probably that'd cause indigestion in some circles.  Either way, this seems like the big pay-off sentence of the message, so one could argue it should be clearer on what we'er asking for, no?

Best,

Bill____________________________________________________________
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