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Improving Institutional Confidence Consultation
Welcome to the webpages for ICANN's Improving Institutional Confidence consultation. They have been designed to provide the community with all the information it should need to engage in a broad public consultation over possible changes to the organization.
The idea for this consultation was announced by ICANN's Chairman on Thursday 28 February 2008 at the U.S. Government's Department of Commerce Midterm Review of the review the Joint Project Agreement (JPA) between it and ICANN. During his address, the Chairman asked the President’s Strategy Committee to outline a plan for developing a transition framework.
Following a review of the public input from the Midterm Review and building on two years' work by the PSC itself, three documents have been produced to begin community discussion at the June Paris meeting. They are:
A public comment period has been commenced on these documents, accessible here, and there will be a two-hour special public session at the Paris ICANN meeting on Monday 22 June at 1.30pm at Le Meridien Montparnasse. The comment period will close next month, the documents will be revised and put out for a second comment period, and then revised a second time in order to allow community discussion of the near-final documents at ICANN's November meeting in Cairo.
In order to keep the community fully informed about the progress of the consultation, ICANN has set up a special email address and newsletter for more information, plus an RSS feed. The newsletter (sign up below) will provide regular updates on the process and save community members from having to check back on this webpage for new information. The email address - iic@icann.org - is held open to anyone who has additional questions after they have reviewed the official documentation linked to above.
More information will be added to this page as the consultation process continues.
Sign up for the Improving Institutional Confidence newsletter below. You can see and sign up for other ICANN email publications here.
For more information on the process that led up the consultation, please visit the JPA webpage at http://www.icann.org/jpa.