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We strongly urge ICANN to collaboratively finalize and then sign the DPA which has been in discussion for several years. The language in the Draft Registration Data Consensus Policy is ambiguous where the Recommendations of the EPDP Phase 1 are not. For example, the Draft Registration Data Consensus Policy says “relevant third party providers” but does not indicate who can designate third party providers as “relevant”. The EPDP Phase 1 Recommendations clearly intended Contracted Parties to be able to designate third party providers, both to themselves and to ICANN, as “relevant”. Further, ICANN MUST enter into data protection agreements with Data Escrow Providers but the language in the Draft Registration Data Consensus Policy allows ICANN to avoid this requirement because of its linguistic ambiguity. Tucows’ Recommended Language for Section 5: If Registry Operator or Registrar determines that such agreements are required by applicable law, Registry Operator and Registrar MUST make the request without undue delay pursuant to this policy for data protection agreements between the Contracted Party and ICANN and for data protection agreements between ICANN and a relevant third party provider. ICANN MUST without undue delay enter into data protection agreement or agreements upon such request.
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§10.6 uses the ambiguous term “business days” and should rather specify that it is the registrar's business days that are relevant. Tucows' Recommended Language for Section 10: For Urgent Requests for Lawful Disclosure, Registrar and Registry Operator MUST acknowledge and respond without undue delay, but no more than two (2) business days (as determined by the recipient) from receipt.
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While this section accurately reflects the Policy Recommendation language, we think it could be more clear. Tucows’ Recommended Language for Addendum I: Note: this Addendum I applies to contracted parties providing WHOIS (available via port 43) or web-based Whois directory services only if required by the Registrar Accreditation Agreement or ICANN Consensus Policy.
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The final paragraph of the Draft Registration Data Policy should be completed before the Draft becomes Policy.
Tucows thanks the IPT and IRT for their many hours of work and diligent efforts in translating the Working Group Recommendations into Policy. The Registration Data Policy for the most part accurately reflects the Recommendations; Tucows has suggested modifications to Sections 5, and 10, Addendum I, and the Implementation Notes.