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《注册管理机构-注册服务机构协议》(RRA) 修订案

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按照基础《gTLD 注册管理机构协议》第 2.9(a) 节中所述，注册管理运行机构需要向 ICANN 组织通知对《注册管理机构-注册服务机构协议》(RRA) 进行的任何修订。

ICANN 组织根据《注册管理机构-注册服务机构协议》(RRA) 修订程序设计了一个流程，以便注册管理运行机构向 ICANN 组织通知拟议的 RRA 修订案。下面描述的流程涵盖了有关所需文件以及如何处理通知的指导。

ICANN 组织为注册管理运行机构制定了一个单独的流程，供其提交 RRA 修订案以包含 gTLD 注册数据临时规范（示范条款）的已批准语言。包含示范条款的修订案应作为单独的通知提交，并将遵循简化的审核和批准流程。如需了解更多信息，请参阅将《注册管理机构-注册服务机构协议》(RRA) 修订程序与 gTLD 注册数据临时规范结合使用。

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RRA 修订流程

以下是关于提交 RRA 修订案请求的一般说明。如需了解更多信息，请参阅《注册管理机构-注册服务机构协议》(RRA) 修订程序。

ICANN 组织建议您安排一次电话磋商会议，以审核拟议的修订案并解答您在流程方面存在的任何疑问，但并不要求必须这样做。要安排召开协商会议，请在域名服务门户中创建一个常规询问案例。

  • 提交 RRA 修订案请求 - 要启动此流程，请通过域名服务门户打开一个《注册管理机构-注册服务机构协议》(RRA) 修订案的案例。您需要向 ICANN 组织提交两份文件以供审核：

    • 用红线标注拟议变更的现有 RRA
    • 说明信，说明拟议变更的目的

提交上述文件后，ICANN 组织将审核您的文件的完整性。

  • 确定重要性（预计持续时间：15 个日历日）- ICANN 组织将参考《注册管理机构协议》第 2.9 节，确定应将请求的变更视为不重要、可能重要，还是重要。如果这些变更被视为重要或可能重要，ICANN 组织将按照如下所述展开全面审核。如果这些变更被视为不重要，您将绕过全面审核流程，同时 ICANN 组织将向您通知最终处理步骤。
  • 全面审核：注册服务机构利益相关方团体和 ICANN 组织审核（预计持续时间：通常不超过 21 天）- 如果拟议的变更被视为重要或可能重要，ICANN 组织会将拟议 RRA 变更的红线标注版和说明信转发给注册服务机构利益相关方团体 (RrSG) 进行审核。与此同时，ICANN 组织将展开其内部审核。在审核期间，如果 RrSG 或 ICANN 组织提出任何问题，ICANN 组织将在适用的情况下安排注册管理运行机构与 RrSG 举行磋商会议，商讨并解决这些问题。
  • 最终裁定 - ICANN 组织将批准或拒绝拟议的变更。如果 ICANN 组织批准拟议的变更，提出变更请求的注册管理运行机构应将修订后的 RRA 转发给注册服务机构。如果 ICANN 组织拒绝拟议的变更，ICANN 组织将通知提出变更请求的注册管理运行机构并告知拒绝理由。

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