[So-ac-sg-cleaders] Improving our Planning and Preparation - ICANN - Blog by G=?UTF-8?Q?=C3=B6ran_?=Marby

[DANIEL NANGHAKA]

GDPR has been an issue for quite some time but it was not expected to be
like this after being postponed. Now they do not want to postpone but to
implement and protect EU Data.
There is nothing to be done but to be compliant otherwise create your own
anti GDPR which looks like a joke.

No option but to drive the compliance.
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On 23 April 2018 at 22:30, Kris Seeburn <seeburn.k at gmail.com> wrote:

> very true…i would lay it down like this not arrogance but whether GDPR/EU
> will bite them or not….in a few days that will become an absolute then we
> will see how bad it bites back.
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> On Apr 23, 2018, at 23:26, Ayden Férdeline <icann at FERDELINE.COM> wrote:
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> What a joke.
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> It is not that ICANN did not know about the GDPR; it is just that ICANN
> was too arrogant to think the law impacted it, and refused to listen as our
> members like Stephanie Perrin repeatedly wanted ICANN that they needed to
> prepare.
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> If ICANN’s senior leadership team continues not to listen to the
> community, this reporting effort will be futile. It might also help if
> ICANN learns more about the institutional setup of the EU, too, as
> referring to the GDPR as a piece of European Commission legislation is ...
> well just wrong.
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> Ayden
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> Sent from ProtonMail Mobile
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> On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 21:17, farzaneh badii <farzaneh.badii at GMAIL.COM>
> wrote:
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> Dear Community Leaders:
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> https://www.icann.org/news/blog/improving-our-planning-and-preparation
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> *Improving our Planning and Preparation*
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> Over the last year, we all have worked hard to understand the European
> Commission’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. One
> question that has been asked many times is: why didn’t we start the process
> earlier? I guess there are many answers to that question, but one might be
> lack of awareness. GDPR is, to my understanding, the first time a local law
> has an effect on the community’s ability to create policies, impact the
> scope of pending policy work, set limits on future policies, and impact
> contractual enforcement – but it surely will not be the last.
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> ICANN is not a political institution, and there are many things that are
> not and should not be in our mission, but we need to be better prepared.
> It’s becoming increasingly important that we, as both an org and a
> community, pay closer attention to any potential legislative efforts that
> may impact ICANN’s mission or operations. After several discussions with
> you during ICANN meetings, we decided to assemble a list of legislative
> proposals that could have an effect on current policies and future policy
> development.
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> This reporting effort is intended to help us look at how these legislative
> initiatives impact ICANN and avoid unintended consequences; the effort is
> not focused on how ICANN can inform and impact the development of any
> legislation.
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> Being able to identify any legislative efforts early-on is critical to
> ensuring that we’re prepared for any impacts those efforts may have on
> issues within ICANN’s remit. It also affords an opportunity for
> stakeholders and the community to provide factual information on how the
> technology works to avoid unintended consequences of legislative efforts.
> But, just as importantly, we’re interested in the ICANN community’s views
> and inputs on new legislative and regulatory efforts, and hearing your
> thoughts on how those efforts might impact ICANN and its mission. We can
> have early, collective discussions on issues such as how to address
> potential policy impacts, or how ICANN community participants – including
> members of the Governmental Advisory Committee – might help spread broader
> understanding of ICANN’s role in the wider Internet governance ecosystem,
> or other ideas to inform, educate and prepare for impacts on the work we
> undertake to execute our mission.
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> As ICANN’s President and CEO, part of my remit is ensuring the ICANN org
> is ready for any and all challenges that may impact the way we operate and
> support the community. To this end, I’ve asked that our Governmental
> Engagement (GE) team begin identifying and regularly reporting on
> high-impact legislative developments around the world. This is a new
> effort, so we may change the format and some other details as we hear
> feedback from you. Please review the initial report
> <https://www.icann.org/legislative-report>, and let us know your comments
> on this blog.
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> We see this as a joint effort between the ICANN org and the community, so
> we want to hear from you regarding any high-impact developments in the
> e-privacy and cybersecurity ecosystem that should be tracked in this
> report. We encourage you to provide our GE and Global Stakeholder
> Engagement (GSE) teams with information on new developments in your region,
> or leave comments here on this blog. The aim is to provide useful
> information for you. I hope that you appreciate the effort and look forward
> to your input if we missed something.
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> David A. Olive
> Senior Vice President
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> Policy Development Support
> Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
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> Kris Seeburn
> seeburn.k at gmail.com
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>    - www.linkedin.com/in/kseeburn/
>    "Life is a Beach, it all depends at how you look at it"
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