Public Comment is a vital part of our multistakeholder model. It provides a mechanism for stakeholders to have their opinions and recommendations formally and publicly documented. It is an opportunity for the ICANN community to effect change and improve policies and operations.
Контент доступен только на следующих языках
Rule 3 - Panel selection: 3c, [30] days should be from when the Standing Panel informs the parties that it does not have capacity. An ETA should be given to the Administrator for the selection.
Rule 4 - Time for Filing, including
4A – Initiation of an IRP: Filing fees should be discussed and decided for uniformity and none fairness. For transparency, relevant information and fees should clearly mentioned on ICANN website.
4B – Time to File: looks good.
4C - Timing considerations for a Claimant to File an IRP following a Request for Reconsideration (RFR): Agree, timing should run from notification of the decision to the party who brought the RFR, rather than them being obliged to check the ICANN website for publication.
4D - Limited Circumstances for Requesting Permission to File After the 24 month limit: Agree, decisions cannot be indefinitely challenged.
Rule 5B - Translation: looks good.
Rule 7 - Consolidation, Intervention and Participation as an Amicus: 9. 28 days of receipt of the motion to consolidate would be fair and enough. 12. [15] days of final submissions.