Stephanie work across ICANN has been exemplar, and in addition to that, she has been an amazing mentor for me over the past 2 years, she has sacrificed many hours in the early mornings to help me on questions and process. Stephanie represents in many ways the best of us, and to not return her for tother term would be a waste of the resource that she has given us all the opportunity to use.
As I know Stephanie is not one to shout her credentials from the rooftops and we have a lot of new members who may not know her apart from here at ICANN, I will copy what EFF said when they gave her the EFF Pioneer award in 2001, one of the greatest accolades for people working in security and privacy, with other winners including Vint Cerf, Bob Kahn and Jon Postel.
" Stephanie Perrin - internationally recognised privacy and freedom of information expert Perrin spent 5 years engineering Canada's inspiring new privacy law (PIPEDA), among 15 years of important privacy and cryptography policy work, and has bridged the government, nonprofit and commercial sectors in privacy technology, policy, standards and education. Perrin has also been involved in privacy protection issues at the global scale, on the OECD Security and Privacy Committee, and made significant contributions to understanding technical privacy protection issues.
"We, as a community of people respecting rights in technology, do not take enough opportunity to honor our own," stated Shari Steele, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. "Bruce, Stephanie and Seth are shining examples of the spirit and energy that makes good things happen. We're proud to present them with this year's Pioneer Awards.”
Stephanie you have my full support for another term
-James
On 01/08/2016, 07:52, "NCSG-Discuss on behalf of Marc Rotenberg" <[log in to unmask] on behalf of [log in to unmask]> wrote:
>+1
>
>Marc.
>
>
>> On Aug 1, 2016, at 8:45 AM, matthew shears <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>> + 1
>>
>>
>> On 01/08/2016 15:43, avri doria wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I nominate Stephanie Perrin for another term on the GNSO Council.
>>>
>>> She is an indispensable voice on the council and in the NCSG Policy
>>> Committee (or which all council members sit) for sanity with regard to
>>> privacy.
>>>
>>> Her voice is important in other things too. We should keep her in the
>>> GNSO Council.
>>>
>>> avri
>>>
>>>
>>> On 31-Jul-16 23:54, Tapani Tarvainen wrote:
>>>> Dear NCSG Members:
>>>>
>>>> Nominations are NOW OPEN in the NCSG Annual Election for both NCSG
>>>> Chair and 3 NCSG GNSO Council Representatives - see details below and
>>>> please remember to use this list for nominations, seconds, candidate
>>>> statements, etc.
>>>>
>>>> Also, remember that as per the NCSG Charter, all NCSG members must
>>>> "check-in" and verify their email address to receive an email ballot
>>>> in the annual election. So if you have not checked in yet, please
>>>> contact me offlist ([log in to unmask], to be safe also
>>>> Cc:[log in to unmask]) ASAP to ensure you will receive your
>>>> ballot in the upcoming NCSG election. The preliminary Active &
>>>> Inactive membership list will be shared at the end of this week to
>>>> allow people to check their status and request correction if need be.
>>>>
>>>> NCSG 2016 Annual Election Information Webpage:
>>>>
>>>> https://community.icann.org/display/gnsononcomstake/Elections-2016
>>>>
>>>> The time-table and details on the upcoming 2016 NCSG annual election are
>>>> shown below. The candidate nomination period runs 1-14 August 2016, and the
>>>> voting takes place 22 August - September 4 for all positions.
>>>>
>>>> Nominations of candidates, their acceptance and the required candidacy
>>>> statement should all be made to the NCSG mailing list by the dates below to
>>>> be effective.
>>>>
>>>> *The following 4 NCSG positions are up for election this fall:*
>>>>
>>>> 1. *GNSO Council Representative*
>>>> (currently held by David Cake, Asia-Pacific, who is term-limited)
>>>> 2-year term;
>>>> 2. *GNSO Council Representative*
>>>> (currently held by Edward Morris, Europe, who is eligible for 1 more term)
>>>> 2-year term;
>>>> 3. *GNSO Council Representative*
>>>> (currently held by Stephanie Perrin, North America, who is eligible for 1 more term)
>>>> 2-year term;
>>>> 4. *NCSG Chair*
>>>> (currently held by Tapani Tarvainen, who is eligible for 1 more term)
>>>> 1-year term.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> *Nomination Process:*
>>>>
>>>> Any member of the NCSG may nominate any NCSG active member either for the
>>>> position of an NCSG GNSO Council Representative or for NCSG Chair simply
>>>> by sending their nomination to this list.
>>>>
>>>> Once nominated, the nominee is responsible for public acceptance of the
>>>> nomination and for making a *public statement* that includes:
>>>>
>>>> - Name, declared region of residence, gender and employment;
>>>> - Any conflicts of interest;
>>>> - Reasons for willingness to take on the tasks of the particular position;
>>>> - Qualifications for the position;
>>>> - Statement of availability for the time the position requires; and
>>>> - Optionally, any other information that the candidate believes is relevant.
>>>>
>>>> ** Also note that under the rules, no more than two (2) NCSG GNSO Council
>>>> Representatives can be declared resident of the same geographic region as
>>>> defined by ICANN, and there should be at least two of each gender.
>>>> The 3 continuing NCSG GNSO Councilors (those not up for election now)
>>>> are from Africa, Europe and Latin America & Caribbean regions,
>>>> one man, two women.
>>>>
>>>> ** These terms all commence on 9 November (at the conclusion of the 2016
>>>> Annual ICANN Meeting in Hyderabad).
>>>>
>>>> ** The nominations, their acceptance and candidacy statements will all be
>>>> posted to the 2016 elections wiki page:
>>>>
>>>> https://community.icann.org/display/gnsononcomstake/Elections-2016
>>>>
>>>> Best regards,
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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