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Public Comment

Public Comment is a vital part of our multistakeholder model. It provides a mechanism for stakeholders to have their opinions and recommendations formally and publicly documented. It is an opportunity for the ICANN community to effect change and improve policies and operations.

Public Comment

ICANN org publishes information about Upcoming Proceedings, Open Proceedings, Submissions, and Summary Reports. You can also search and review Closed Proceedings. Proceedings are open for a minimum of 40 days with exceptions as documented in the ICANN Bylaws or ICANN community operational procedures. All dates and times are based on UTC, and Open Proceedings close at 23:59 UTC.

Open Proceedings

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Submissions
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Initial Report on the Transfer Policy Review - Phase 1(a)
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22 Aug 2022
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Pending Reports

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Upcoming Proceedings

Proceedings
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Pilot Holistic Review Terms of Reference (ToR)

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Jul 2022

Registration Data Policy Implementation

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Aug 2022

Updates to the GNSO Operating Procedures

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Aug 2022

Not-for-Profit Operational Concerns Constituency (NPOC) Charter Amendments

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Aug 2022

Improved GNSO Stakeholder Group and Constituency Charter Amendment Process

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Aug 2022
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Closed Proceedings

Search for Closed Public Comment Proceedings, and their respective Reports and Submissions by clicking the Search Closed Proceedings button below.

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Recent Submissions

Recent Reports

Public Comment Summary Report: Draft FY23–27 Operating and Financial Plan and Draft FY23 Operating Plan and Budget (pdf, 1.32 MB) Public Comment Summary Report: Root Zone Label Generation Rules Version 5 (RZ-LGR-5) (pdf, 109.76 KB) Public Comment Summary Report: Root Zone Update Process Study (pdf, 120.33 KB)

How Public Comment Works

The ICANN Board, Supporting Organizations, Advisory Committees, or ICANN org can open a proceeding, outlining specific issues for feedback. Stakeholders provide opinions and recommendations, and their submissions are public.

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How to Provide Input

Interested in making a submission? You need to create or log in to ICANN Account to make submissions. Read our guide to learn more.

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ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior

Submissions must adhere to the ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior.

ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior

ICANN Terms of Service

Submissions are subject to the ICANN Terms of Service. All submissions are captured and displayed for each proceeding and are visible by the public.

ICANN Terms of Service