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Update from ccNSO Keith Davidson

This update provides insights from the APTLD meeting held in Kuala Lumpur on March 1, 2010, focusing on the major processes related to IDN ccTLDs. Key developments include the approval of the IDN ccTLD fast-track process by the ICANN Board and the initiation of the IDN ccTLD Policy Development Process (PDP). The establishment of working groups to address various issues, including delegation policies and strategic planning, is underway. This meeting plays a vital role in shaping the future of internationalized country code TLDs within the ICANN framework.

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Update from ccNSO Keith Davidson

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  1. Update from ccNSOKeith Davidson APTLD Meeting Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1 March 2010

  2. Major processes – IDN ccTLDs • IDN ccTLD fast-track process approved by ICANN Board, October 2009 and process launched 16 November 2009 • IDN ccPDP initiated by ccNSO Council in April 2009. • In a process forecast to take 3 – 7 years • First step in the IDN ccPDP is the establishment of a Working Group that will address issues raised by the ccNSO and GAC during 2007.

  3. Working Groups • IDN PDP Working Group • Tasked with identifying a feasible policy for the selection and delegation of IDN ccTLDswithin the framework of the IDNccPDP. • Membership from across ICANN community. • Developed a paper in Oct ’09 outlining the topics and issues that need to be considered in developing an overall policy. • The WG is currently developing a draft Interim Paper that will build upon feedback on the Topics Paper

  4. Working Groups (Continued) • Delegation / Re-delegation Working Group • Chartered to advise cNSO Council whether it should launch a PDP to recommend changes to current ccTLD delegation & re-delegation retirement policies. • Currently at Phase 1: Delegation, identifying relevant policies, procedures and practices. • Mandate through to July 2011 • Holding a public workshop at ICANN Nairobi – 7 March.

  5. Working Groups (continued) • Strategic and Operational Planning Working Group • Has coordinated and organised participation of ccTLD managers in ICANN's Strategic and Operational planning processes. • Undertook a survey (Oct ‘09) of ccNSO members’ views of ICANN Strategic Plan and priorities. • Will be reviewing how the group gives input to ICANN’s Strategic and Operational Plan, refining processes and developing a further workplan.

  6. Working Groups (Continued) • Redirection (Wildcard) Study Group • Developing a comprehensive overview of the issues associated with “redirection” and the current use of “redirection” by ccTLDs. • Currently liaising with ICANN’s SSAC and Security, Stability & Resilience Department, and ccTLDs that are using redirection and will develop a final report for the ccNSO Council this year. • Incident Response Working Group • developing a work plan and implementing sustainable mechanisms for the engagement of ccTLD registries during incidents that may impact the DNS. Currently defining “incident”.

  7. Questions? • Links: • www.ccnso.icann.org • www.ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups for WG reports • Thanks, Keith Davidson (keith@internetnz.net.nz)

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