The Discussion Document, ITRealms reports, attempts to capture
and summarize the considerable progress made by this group to date and to
encourage community input on key and intractable issues in order to assist the
group during its deliberations in Singapore.
ITRealms also
reports that in engaging with the community, such as the group did during the Webinars on 3 February, the CWG-Stewardship hopes to leave
the ICANN 52 in a significantly improved position in its mission develop a
transition proposal.
Additionally, ITRealms
reports that the CWG-Stewardship looks forward to engaging with the community
on the questions raised in the Discussion Document, particularly during the CWG-Stewardship Questions & Answers Session on Thursday,
12 February at 10:30 – 11:45 SGT local time.
ITRealms
notes that this is a Discussion Document with the purpose of informing
the community of the work undertaken and progress to date and to seek community
input on key and intractable issues in order to assist the CWG in its
deliberations.
“With input from the community, we hope to leave the ICANN
52 meeting in Singapore in a significantly improved position and so be able to
move forward with the objective of developing a single transition proposal,”
part of the discussion document available to ITRealms read.
Further, ITRealms
gathered that the summary of CWG activities to 30 January 2015 includes
that since its first meeting on 6 October 2014, the CWG has been hard at work
preparing a transition plan for the stewardship of the IANA Functions per the
NTIA and ICG requirements.
ITRealms
investigations revealed that as of the end of January 2015, a span of 17
weeks that included the traditional holiday break, CWG held 20 meetings,
including a two day Face-to-Face meeting in November and an “Intensive Work
Weekend” in January, and over 25 meetings of its subgroups.
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