Hi All, Sharing the APRALO statement which we submitted to CIP-CCG WG today. It would be good if other RALOs, if they agree, could issue similar statements and a joint statement from AtLarge could be sent to CIP-CCG WG. Regards Amrita ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Amrita Choudhury <amritachoudhury@ccaoi.in> Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2024 at 15:37 Subject: Re: [cip-ccg] Principle 5 To: Tijani <tijani.benjemaa@topnet.tn>, <cip-ccg@icann.org> Dear All, From APRALO we support the concern raised by Tijani of changing the agreed text of Principle 5 by removing the term "multistakeholder model" from the principle and would support including the term back. We believe, 1. The multistakeholder model is a core aspect of ICANN's commitments and values. 2. The multistakeholder model ensures inclusivity and collaboration, which are critical to the global and decentralized nature of ICANN’s mission. 3. All the years of progress and work towards the multistakeholder model cannot be vanished out from the ICANN system. It is one of the very crucial and important pillar of ICANN principles Regards Justine & Amrita On Thu, 3 Oct 2024 at 13:59, Tijani via cip-ccg <cip-ccg@icann.org> wrote:
Dear all,
I understood from the discussion on yesterday call that the concerns with the original text of Principle 5 are:
- Some substructures of certain SOs/ACs feel that as members of the substructure, in their daily work, they may not be bound by bottom-up multistakeholder model of governance - Some substructures of certain SOs/ACs feel that the Internet governance is evolving, and they don’t want to be limited by the mention of the multistakeholder model
First, the continuous improvement is to replace the organizational reviews of the ICANN community constituents, namely the SOs, ACs and NomCom. And all parts of these constituents are organized inside ICANN according to the ICANN mission, commitments and core values. Any kind of continuous improvement can’t be outside of the ICANN bylaws with its mission, commitments and core values. Their activities outside ICANN don’t concern the continuous improvement in any way. But their activities as substructure of an SO or AC is an ICANN activity that is bound by the ICANN bylaws. The multistakeholder model is part of the ICANN commitments stipulated in the ICANN bylaws
As for the evolution of the Internet governance, and as most of you know, we are strongly fighting to confirm the multistakeholder as the Internet governance model that some parties are trying to undermine in the GDC and WSIS+20 processes. If the CIP CCG thinks that the multistakeholder model is embarrassing, I would like to strongly disagree with this and I do think that any continuous improvement must be compliant with the multistakeholder model, and that’s why principle 5 shouldn’t be modified to remove the part related to this model.
Tijani
*De : *Jessica Puccio via cip-ccg <cip-ccg@icann.org> *Répondre à : *Jessica Puccio <jessica.puccio@icann.org> *Date : *mardi 1 octobre 2024 à 14:58 *À : *"cip-ccg@icann.org" <cip-ccg@icann.org> *Objet : *[cip-ccg] REMINDER: CIP-CCG Meeting 02 OCTOBER [20 UTC]
Dear CIP-CCG –
Sending a friendly reminder for our call tomorrow, *Wednesday, 02 October, at 20 UTC*.
Please let me know if you will not be able to attend and I will note your apology accordingly.
*Join Zoom Meeting*
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Agenda Items:
- *Phase 4 (September - October): Draft CIP Framework and Public Comment proceeding — *Evin Erdogdu, ICANN org, CIP-CCG Small Team and CIP-CCG Representatives (30 minutes) - General consensus on 5 Principles - *Community progress updates on the CIP Framework — *CIP-CCG Representatives (10 minutes) - *Engagement for ICANN81 with the Pilot Holistic Review Team (PHRT) and for Public Comment webinar — *ICANN org and CIP-CCG Representatives (10 minutes) - *AOB and next steps — *Evin Erdoğdu, ICANN org (5 minutes)
Many Thanks
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Jessica Puccio
Sr Coordinator, Review Support and Accountability Projects
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN <http://www.icann.org/>)
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