The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number
(ICANN) board on new Generic Top Level Domain (gTLD) Programme Committee (NGPC)
has written the Non-Commercial Users Stakeholder Group (NCSG) on the need for
the protection of the International Non-Government Organisation (INGO) identifiers
in all gTLDs, reports ITRealms.
The letter from the NGPC regarding protection of IGO-INGO
identifiers in all gTLDs, sighted by ITRealms
dated June 16, 2014 and addressed to Jonathan by the chairperson of the Board
New Generic Top Level Domain (gTLD) Programme Committee, Cherine Chalaby, dated
June 16, 2014, said it was to provide an update on the ongoing work in response
to the GNSO policy recommendations regarding Protection of IGO-INGO Identifiers
in all gTLDs and the advice from the Government Advisory Council (GAC) in its Buenos
Aires Communiqué addressing the same topic.
ITRealms reports
that on 30 April 2014, the ICANN board adopted the GNSO Council’s policy recommendations
on IGO-INGO protections that were not inconsistent with the GAC’s advice, and
requested additional time to consider the remaining policy recommendations that
are inconsistent with the GAC’s advice on the same topic.
“The Board committed to facilitate discussions among the
relevant parties to reconcile any remaining differences between the policy
recommendations and the GAC advice on the topic, and previously tasked the NGPC
to help with this process,” Chalaby said.
Pix: Cherine Chalaby, NGPC chairman
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