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Hi,

We just had a very constructive webinar in which Avri presented the latest version of the NCSG response to the questions in the IANA survey, as well as the Integrated Model she has been working on along with Matthew Shears and Brenden Kuerbis. There are policy committee members who’ve already shown support for two versions of the responses to the IANA survey. I am considering this the final version. It has already received some endorsements. Unless there is significant opposition to this going out (both on this list and the policy committee list) as the NCSG response to the survey questions, I’m going to ask Avri to send it to the CWG-Stewardship.

I would like to point out that we have quite a few members who are putting in a lot of time and effort into representing the NCSG on the IANA Stewardship Transition CWG and ICANN Accountability CCWG. This is sincerely appreciated, and the NCSG Policy Committee should do everything it can to support you all.

Thanks.

Amr




On Feb 26, 2015, at 3:50 PM, Sam Lanfranco <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Milton, > > I would suggest that NCSG not only give some members "the pen" to work on documents, but assign "a gavel" to one member who can first warn of deadlines, and then pound the gavel and say "document closed and sent". > Many of the nuances that are important don't really get carved in stone when documents are tabled and get struggled with in the ongoing processes. It is better to submit a more-or-less consensus document with a few warts to be struggled over later, than to submit no document at all. > > Sam L. > > On 26/02/2015 9:32 AM, Milton L Mueller wrote: >> Well, the CWG meeting discussing the surveys was this morning. Early. >> I wasn't able to attend, so maybe someone else can tell us whether we missed the boat. >> Probably so. This is very frustrating.

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