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Overview of the ASO Address Council's Activities and Roles in ICANN Reforms

The ASO Address Council (AC) convened in February 2003 during APNIC 15 in Taipei, with representatives from various regions including Asia/Australia/Pacific, North America, and Africa. The AC plays a vital role in the ICANN structure, representing elected members from each RIR region. During the Amsterdam RIPE 44 meeting in 2003, discussions focused on ongoing ICANN reforms, the establishment of AFRINIC, and processes for Board selection. The AC fosters participation from all interested parties, ensuring broader engagement in the governance of internet resources.

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Overview of the ASO Address Council's Activities and Roles in ICANN Reforms

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  1. ICANN ASO Address Council APNIC 15 Taipei, February 2003

  2. APNIC Region Takashi Arano Dr. Kenny S. Huang Seung-Min Lee RIPE Region Hans-Petter Holen, co-chair Sabine Jaume Wilfried Woeber ASO Address Council • ARIN Region • Eric Decker • Mark McFadden (Chair) • Kim Hubbard LACNIC Region • Julian Dunayevich • Hartmut Glaser, co-chair • Raimundo Beca RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  3. ASO Address Council • Address Council does not represent the RIRs directly • Three representatives elected within each RIR Region • AC nominee does not need to be an RIR member • ALL interested parties may participate in the election of the AC representatives, not limited to RIR members • The role of the AC will be changing with the new ICANN structure RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  4. ASO AC Administration • Secretariat for 2003 is supported by APNIC • Rotated between the RIRs • Newest member of AC is Kim Hubbard • Replacing Barbara Roseman RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  5. ASO Address Council ICANN Directors selected by AC Board MemberRegionTerm Ends Sang Hyon Kyong Asia/Australia/Pacific Transition Board Lyman Chapin North America June 2004 Mouhamet Diop Africa June 2006 RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  6. ASO Address Council LACNIC RIR status officially recognized at Shanghai ICANN Meeting, October 2002 • LACNIC has been a full participant in the Address Council with Observer status since the formation of the ASO AC • LACNIC region elected 3 new representatives to the AC, and they will have full voting privileges • Planning has begun to hold 2003 ASO AC General Assembly together with April 2003 LACNIC Meeting RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  7. ASO Address Council • Continued to observe progress in the establishment of AFRINIC new RIR. • AFRINIC representatives have actively participated in all current ASO activities and in the ICANN reform process RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  8. ASO Address Council other activities • Establishing standard BoD selection process (to be published shortly) • Discussion ongoing to review RFC 2050 and its current relation to active policy. • Global Mailing list for discussion: rfc2050-wg@arin.net RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  9. ASO Address Council AC is working with the RIRs on ICANN reform process discussions • Participating in task force to discuss RIR blueprint with ICANN ERC • Also discussing the relationship between ICANN, the ASO AC and the RIRs RIPE 44, Amsterdam 2003

  10. Questions? aso-policy@aso.icann.org nrr-blueprint@arin.net

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