[PC-NCSG] Proposed subject change for board meeting tomorrow

[Sam Lanfranco]

Matthew,

I might be a bit dense here. Since the board and Fadi have said, 
repeatedly, that content regulation is outside ICANN's remit, NCSG will 
have to frame a content regulation question in a way that addresses 
something that ICANN already does that is already linked to the 
regulation of content. Unless there is a "smoking gun" of an example 
here, the question will simply be answered with "Outside our remit!". 
Next question. Am I missing something here?

Sam L.
NPOC Policy Cttee

On 2015-10-20 4:33 PM, Matthew Shears wrote:
> Hi
>
> As I don't believe we have anything to particularly say or ask of the 
> Board on public interest tomorrow (at least that I can determine) and 
> would like to propose that we replace that subject with the issue of 
> _content regulation_ as there is much discussion of the issue at the 
> moment.
>
> If you agree, someone would have to agree to speak on this.  (I 
> certainly am not knowledgeable enough).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Matthew
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> Matthew Shears
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> Center for Democracy & Technology
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