Questions to the Board in ICANN60
Rafik Dammak
rafik.dammak at GMAIL.COM
Wed Oct 4 18:39:02 EEST 2017
Hi,
2017-10-04 19:49 GMT+09:00 Tapani Tarvainen <ncsg at tapani.tarvainen.info>:
> Looks like we've got six question candidates now, we should pick two
> (abbreviated here to get a short list for initial weeding):
>
>
> (1) Ombudsman performance and monitoring
>
> This looks like a good question to me. It could also work as GNSO
> question, perhaps some councillor could suggest it to the council?
>
>
I don't think that can be suggested for tje GNSO council-Board meeting. for
the council, the focus will be about ongoing policies and so on.
> (2) NomCom appointment imbalance between CSG and NCSG
>
> This could also work, although it'd take a bit of care in how it's
> played (should we go for all-or-nothing, i.e., stakeholder group
> equality 3-3 at all costs, or consider settling for a compromise
> of 3-2 with one-per-constituency plan).
> This one would not work as a council question, I think.
>
>
not sure that will elicit any discussion, I would expect the answer thhat
there is ongoing nomcom review.
> (3) Why should the Consumer Safeguards Director be asking the
> Community what he should be doing
>
> This is another good question, though one that probably would not fly
> if offered to the council (might be worth a shot though).
>
>
trying to understand the question, are we asking the new director or the
board position on the topic? more than the board, I guess that we should
ask the ICANN CEO since he created that new position.
while the questions are about getting some answers from board with the risk
that we dont elicit a meaningnful discussion, do we have other topcis we
would like to share with board and present our positions? for exmaple GDPR,
to share our perspective that may be missed while there are several ongoing
initiatives.
Best,
Rafik
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