Public Comment

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Name: Registries Stakeholder Group (RySG)
Date:8 Sep 2023
Guidance Recommendation 1
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 2
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 3
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 4
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 5
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 6
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 7
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 8
Support Recommendation as written
Guidance Recommendation 9
Support Recommendation as written
Are there any issues pertaining to Tasks 3, 4, 5, and/or 6 that the GGP Team has not considered? See the list of tasks on pages 3–4 of the Initial Report. If yes, please provide details below.


Other Comments

While RySG supports all GGP recommendations as written, we believe the report does not give all implementation guidance that ICANN Org will need to structure the Applicant Support Program in a more effective way compared to the 2012 program. Charter questions/tasks were all answered, but whether additional tasks or a vehicle other than a GGP could have delivered a suitable outcome, will be up to the GNSO Council to assess in its continuous management of the policy process. For now, we strongly suggest this item gets into the SubPro IRT agenda sooner rather than later, since this program is in the critical path of subsequent procedures. We also believe that bringing outside expertise to help in the program implementation could increase its likelihood of success, for a definition of success that the GGP established. 

Summary of Submission

While RySG supports all GGP recommendations as written, we believe the report does not give all implementation guidance that ICANN Org will need to structure the Applicant Support Program in a more effective way compared to the 2012 program. Charter questions/tasks were all answered, but whether additional tasks or a vehicle other than a GGP could have delivered a suitable outcome, will be up to the GNSO Council to assess in its continuous management of the policy process. For now, we strongly suggest this item gets into the SubPro IRT agenda sooner rather than later, since this program is in the critical path of subsequent procedures. We also believe that bringing outside expertise to help in the program implementation could increase its likelihood of success, for a definition of success that the GGP established.