Final Implementation Update
In mid-August, ICANN submitted an Implementation Planning Status Report to the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). The report provided a thorough inventory of the work that was accomplished by ICANN and the multistakeholder community to prepare for the IANA stewardship transition, and described the remaining tasks that will be completed before 30 September 2016 to allow the current term of the IANA functions contract to expire.
ICANN is pleased to confirm that all of the implementation tasks identified in the report are complete. Since issuance of the report on 12 August 2016, the remaining outstanding tasks have been finalized:
- The PTI Bylaws have been adopted by the ICANN and PTI Boards.
- The IANA Naming Function Contract has been approved by the ICANN and PTI Boards.
- The Services Agreement has been approved by the ICANN and PTI Boards.
- The PTI Conflict of Interest Policy, Board Code of Conduct, and Expected Standards of Behavior have been adopted by the PTI Board.
As a final step to removing NTIA’s role, NTIA and Verisign will amend the cooperative agreement between them. The Root Zone Maintainer Services Agreement between ICANN and Verisign will come into effect as soon as the cooperative agreement between Verisign and NTIA is amended, and until that time, ICANN and Verisign will continue to operate the current root zone management system processes.
With the completion of all required implementation tasks, the global multistakeholder community, with the support of ICANN the organization, is ready for the IANA stewardship transition to occur. We thank the ICANN community for their ongoing support and dedication throughout this transition process.
Comments
ronald baione-doda 12:54 UTC on 01 October 2016
The whistlebower process at ICANN is insufficient in my opinion until there is an explanation of that process provided to the public, no one has publicly explained what the whistleblower process is, how can you possibly transfer oversight of anything without first ensuring the entire process. Will websites like Wikileaks be the only public awareness method available? Human rights organizations should have been included as whistleblower contacts on a randomly selected monthly basis to provide another method for the multistakeholders within the post-transition process to alert the public to necessary information regarding nefarious external influences. Nice work by the media by the way, not a single article written about the current "3rd party phone call based ICANN whistleblower process", as was explained in a sentence or two to ICANN accountability participants, that should have been an obvious human rights issue. When Wikileaks or a similar website is reporting on undue influence on ICANN's multistakeholder post-transition process, I will have been proven correct in my arguments. The process of creating the framework for the proposal was not a bottom-up process, it was a top-down exclusionary agenda that harshly excluded new participants who simply wanted to discuss and learn about topics such as the ICANN whistleblower process. Public Archives: http://mm.icann.org/pipermail/accountability-cross-community/2015-November/008072.html http://mm.icann.org/pipermail/accountability-cross-community/2015-November/subject.html http://mm.icann.org/pipermail/accountability-cross-community/
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