Transfer Policy Review Completed

[Emmanuel Vitus]

Big thanks for being our voice. Well done! These working groups are super
technical, and it’s amazing to have people like you putting in the hours
and diving into tons of technical readings to make sure civil society is
heard.

Kudos to you all!

Cheers,
Emmanuel

Le lun. 10 févr. 2025 à 09:41, Ken Herman <ken at kherman.com> a écrit :

> Dear Fellow NCSG members:
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> A couple of weeks ago, on January 28, 2025, the Transfer Policy Report PDP
> Working Group convened its last meeting.
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> After more than four and a half years, and many hundreds of conference
> calls, the TPR WG concluded its activities and last week, on February 4,
> 2025, issued its final report to the GNSO. As noted in the report’s
> preamble, it contains the results of the “Working Group’s deliberations on
> charter questions and its 47 final policy recommendations”.
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> Although I came to the Working Group later in its discussions, it was
> clear that even though many of the key issues revolved around registrar and
> registry processes, the NCSG substantially contributed to the discussions
> in support of protections for registrants. I believe that the
> recommendations ultimately provide a reasonable balance between the needs
> of each of the stakeholder groups involved, and at the end there was full
> consensus on the recommendations.
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> Besides myself, the following NCSG members participated in the Working
> Group, either as members or alternate and their contributions over the
> years substantially supported NCSG positions:
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> Akinremi Peter Taiwo
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> Bolutife Adisa
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> Farzaneh Badiei
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> Juan Manuel Rojas
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> Raoul Plommer
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> Wisdom Donkor
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> All the material on the TPR WG can be found here:
> https://community.icann.org/display/TPRPDP/Transfer+Policy+Review+PDP
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> This is a direct link to the report:
> https://community.icann.org/display/TPRPDP/GNSO+TPR+Final+Report
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> I would like to thank the NCG for allowing me to participate in this
> policy process and for everyone who has provided input when asked.
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> Ken
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