[PC-NCSG] IAG public comment

[Sam Lanfranco]

Tapani,

It is my individual opinion that the Jeremy Malcolm comment is of the 
right tone and focus and I urge consensus with regard to submitting the 
document within the comments deadline. The key NCSG comment would be:

     "..allow any applicant to have recourse of the WHOIS Conflicts 
Procedure if it is compelled to do so by locally applicable law, without 
any formality."

Any other process would be needlessly burdensome and runs the risk of 
local authorities using the process as a way of unduly burdening the 
Contracted Party as a form of abuse and/or punishment.

Sam L.


On 17/11/2015 2:24 PM, Tapani Tarvainen wrote:
> Following up on recent call, the deadline for public comments on
>
> IAG Initial Report and Proposed Revisions to the ICANN Procedure for
> Whois Conflicts with Privacy Laws
>
> is today at 23:59 UTC, or in about 4? hours.
>
> We've got a draft comment written by Jeremy Malcolm here:
>
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/11HplKsNmXJayM8fBE6v_e3JcAkvuSz5pTFRH_YrGURw/edit
>
> We can try to submit a bit later and hope they'll accept it anyway,
> but it should nonetheless be done as soon as possible.
>


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