The document summarizes activities of the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC). It describes that the ASO AC is the policy advisory body for Internet number resources, comprised of 15 members from each of the 5 regions. The ASO AC advises the ICANN Board, selects ICANN Board members, and participates in ICANN meetings. Recent activities included selecting a candidate for the ICANN Board and participating in the ICANN meeting in Buenos Aires. The ASO AC also oversees global Internet number resource policies and appointments to other ICANN groups.
The document summarizes the Address Council (AC) of the Address Supporting Organization (ASO) and its recent activities. The AC is the policy advisory body for Internet number resources, comprised of 15 members from the 5 Regional Internet Registries. It advises the ICANN Board, selects ICANN Board members, and participates in ICANN meetings. Recent AC activities included monthly teleconferences, facilitating global policy proposals, selecting an ICANN Board member, and participating in ICANN 51 and 52.
The document discusses updates from various National Internet Registry organizations and an upcoming APNIC survey. It provides updates from NIRs in China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Iran. It also announces that APNIC will conduct its biennial survey in June 2018 to gather feedback from members and stakeholders on APNIC services and challenges facing the internet community. The results will guide APNIC's future priorities and services. The survey results will be presented at APNIC 46 in Noumea.
The ICANN Accountability Cross Community Working Group (CCWG) was established in December 2014 to develop proposals to enhance ICANN's accountability. It has two work streams, one focusing on issues that can be addressed before the IANA transition, and one on broader long-term accountability issues. The CCWG held meetings and calls to develop draft proposals, including enhancing review and redress mechanisms and introducing "fundamental bylaws" requiring higher approval thresholds. The draft report proposes new community powers like rejecting budgets/strategies or recalling individual ICANN directors. Next steps include analyzing issues related to internet numbers and incorporating public comments before finalizing recommendations.
This document provides a summary of activities from the TrEE project, which aims to teach recycling and environmental education. It outlines activities that have already been completed, including research, dissemination efforts, meetings in Italy and the UK, and an intermediate report. It also lists upcoming activities, such as additional local exhibitions and videos between 2014-2015, as well as an exploitation plan, final reports, and a final meeting in Italy. The purpose of the document is to report on completed activities and plan next steps for the TrEE project.
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The document summarizes activities of the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC). It describes that the ASO AC is the policy advisory body for Internet number resources, comprised of 15 members from each of the 5 regions. The ASO AC advises the ICANN Board, selects ICANN Board members, and participates in ICANN meetings. Recent activities included selecting a candidate for the ICANN Board and participating in the ICANN meeting in Buenos Aires. The ASO AC also oversees global Internet number resource policies and appointments to other ICANN groups.
The document summarizes the Address Council (AC) of the Address Supporting Organization (ASO) and its recent activities. The AC is the policy advisory body for Internet number resources, comprised of 15 members from the 5 Regional Internet Registries. It advises the ICANN Board, selects ICANN Board members, and participates in ICANN meetings. Recent AC activities included monthly teleconferences, facilitating global policy proposals, selecting an ICANN Board member, and participating in ICANN 51 and 52.
The document discusses updates from various National Internet Registry organizations and an upcoming APNIC survey. It provides updates from NIRs in China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Iran. It also announces that APNIC will conduct its biennial survey in June 2018 to gather feedback from members and stakeholders on APNIC services and challenges facing the internet community. The results will guide APNIC's future priorities and services. The survey results will be presented at APNIC 46 in Noumea.
The ICANN Accountability Cross Community Working Group (CCWG) was established in December 2014 to develop proposals to enhance ICANN's accountability. It has two work streams, one focusing on issues that can be addressed before the IANA transition, and one on broader long-term accountability issues. The CCWG held meetings and calls to develop draft proposals, including enhancing review and redress mechanisms and introducing "fundamental bylaws" requiring higher approval thresholds. The draft report proposes new community powers like rejecting budgets/strategies or recalling individual ICANN directors. Next steps include analyzing issues related to internet numbers and incorporating public comments before finalizing recommendations.
This document provides a summary of activities from the TrEE project, which aims to teach recycling and environmental education. It outlines activities that have already been completed, including research, dissemination efforts, meetings in Italy and the UK, and an intermediate report. It also lists upcoming activities, such as additional local exhibitions and videos between 2014-2015, as well as an exploitation plan, final reports, and a final meeting in Italy. The purpose of the document is to report on completed activities and plan next steps for the TrEE project.
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This document summarizes the Address Council (AC) report from Tomohiro Fujisaki presented at APNIC 44. It describes:
1) The AC is the policy advisory body to ICANN on address registry issues, with 15 members from each RIR region serving staggered 2-year terms.
2) The AC advises the ICANN Board, selects two ICANN Board members, and one NomCom member. It meets monthly by teleconference and annually in person.
3) The AC discusses global policy proposals, oversees the ICANN Board seat 9 selection process, and plans participation in ICANN59 around the ASO review and other issues.
4) Brajesh Jain
This document summarizes the Address Support Organization Address Council (ASO AC). It discusses that the ASO AC is the ICANN facing body that represents the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) and ensures correct global policy development processes are followed. The ASO AC has 15 members with 3 from each region and terms of 1-2 years. It holds monthly teleconferences and an annual face-to-face meeting. In 2017, the ASO AC will participate in ICANN58 and have sessions with the ICANN Board and Fellows program. One ICANN Board seat is also up for election this year.
The document provides information about the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC):
1. The ASO AC is the Number Resource Policy Advisory Body to ICANN, comprised of 15 members from each of the 5 RIR regions who advise ICANN on internet number matters and select ICANN Board members.
2. The ASO AC meets monthly by phone and annually in person, and elects a Chair and two Vice Chairs annually. Members serve two-year terms with the exception of some appointed members.
3. The document outlines the ASO AC's role in ICANN Board elections, appointments to ICANN bodies, and observing global Internet number policy proposals from each RIR. It
This document provides information about the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC):
- The ASO AC is the Number Resource Policy Advisory Body to ICANN, composed of 15 members from each of the 5 Regional Internet Registries. It advises the ICANN Board and selects ICANN Board members and NomCom members.
- The ASO AC meets monthly via teleconference and annually in person. It elects a Chair and two Vice Chairs annually.
- Current activities include the nomination and selection process for an ICANN Board seat and observing RIR policy forums to monitor any proposals for global Internet number resource policies.
- More information can be found on the ASO website at
ASO AC Report, by Aftab Siddiqui [APNIC 38 / Global Reports]APNIC
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NRO NC Report as presented by Ron da Silva at ARIN's Public Policy and Members Meeting in April 2014. All ARIN 33 presentations are posted online at: https://www.arin.net/ARIN33_materials
NRO Number Council Report and Activities of the ASO Address Council given by Louie Lee at ARIN 32.
Full meeting report from ARIN 32 available at: https://www.arin.net/participate/meetings/reports/ARIN_32/index.html
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The document summarizes information about the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC), which is the policy advisory body for Internet number resources. It describes that the ASO AC has 15 members with 3 members from each of the 5 Regional Internet Registries, plus 2 members elected at large. The terms for elected members is two years and one year for members appointed by a Regional Internet Registry board. The ASO AC advises the ICANN Board, selects two ICANN Board members, and one ICANN Nominating Committee member. It meets monthly via teleconference and annually in person.
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- The US government previously provided oversight of the IANA functions, including global IP address allocation, but announced plans to transition this role. This has prompted a global discussion on developing a proposal for future stewardship of IANA.
- The RIR communities are collaborating through the CRISP team to consolidate their input into a single proposal. This will feed into the ICG, which is responsible for producing a final transition proposal. The key principles are maintaining bottom-up policymaking and
The APNIC Executive Council report provided information on:
1) The current APNIC EC members and their roles in representing members, overseeing activities, and setting strategic direction and policies.
2) The EC typically meets 4 times a year, including 3 face-to-face meetings since the last AGM, with the next meeting scheduled in Brisbane.
3) Issues discussed included lower than expected membership growth, a new membership development initiative, and collaboration with APRICOT through signing an MoU.
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- The RIPE NCC was formed in 1992 by the RIPE community to act as its secretariat and carry out technical activities like resource allocation. It has over 11,000 members and is accountable to members through its governance structures.
- An international process is underway to transition oversight of the IANA functions, including global Internet number resources, away from the U.S. National Telecommunication and Information Administration (NTIA) and establish community-
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1) The AC is the policy advisory body to ICANN on address registry issues, with 15 members from each RIR region serving staggered 2-year terms.
2) The AC advises the ICANN Board, selects two ICANN Board members, and one NomCom member. It meets monthly by teleconference and annually in person.
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This document summarizes the Address Support Organization Address Council (ASO AC). It discusses that the ASO AC is the ICANN facing body that represents the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) and ensures correct global policy development processes are followed. The ASO AC has 15 members with 3 from each region and terms of 1-2 years. It holds monthly teleconferences and an annual face-to-face meeting. In 2017, the ASO AC will participate in ICANN58 and have sessions with the ICANN Board and Fellows program. One ICANN Board seat is also up for election this year.
The document provides information about the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC):
1. The ASO AC is the Number Resource Policy Advisory Body to ICANN, comprised of 15 members from each of the 5 RIR regions who advise ICANN on internet number matters and select ICANN Board members.
2. The ASO AC meets monthly by phone and annually in person, and elects a Chair and two Vice Chairs annually. Members serve two-year terms with the exception of some appointed members.
3. The document outlines the ASO AC's role in ICANN Board elections, appointments to ICANN bodies, and observing global Internet number policy proposals from each RIR. It
This document provides information about the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC):
- The ASO AC is the Number Resource Policy Advisory Body to ICANN, composed of 15 members from each of the 5 Regional Internet Registries. It advises the ICANN Board and selects ICANN Board members and NomCom members.
- The ASO AC meets monthly via teleconference and annually in person. It elects a Chair and two Vice Chairs annually.
- Current activities include the nomination and selection process for an ICANN Board seat and observing RIR policy forums to monitor any proposals for global Internet number resource policies.
- More information can be found on the ASO website at
ASO AC Report, by Aftab Siddiqui [APNIC 38 / Global Reports]APNIC
The document summarizes the activities of the Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC) from February to September 2014. The ASO AC advises ICANN and selects members for the ICANN Board and Nominating Committee. Over this period, the ASO AC responded to a request from IANA regarding allocating additional blocks of IP addresses and selected members for the ICANN Board and 2015 Nominating Committee. It also nominated members to various ICANN working groups and launched a new website.
NRO NC Report as presented by Ron da Silva at ARIN's Public Policy and Members Meeting in April 2014. All ARIN 33 presentations are posted online at: https://www.arin.net/ARIN33_materials
NRO Number Council Report and Activities of the ASO Address Council given by Louie Lee at ARIN 32.
Full meeting report from ARIN 32 available at: https://www.arin.net/participate/meetings/reports/ARIN_32/index.html
The document summarizes the activities of the APNIC Executive Council (EC) from their meetings between May 2016 and February 2017. It notes that the EC oversees APNIC's activities, considers internet policy issues, and sets membership fees. It also provides details on EC meeting attendance, the 2016 APNIC survey results, APNIC's finances and membership growth, engagement with ICANN, and the IANA review committee appointments.
The document summarizes information about the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO AC), which is the policy advisory body for Internet number resources. It describes that the ASO AC has 15 members with 3 members from each of the 5 Regional Internet Registries, plus 2 members elected at large. The terms for elected members is two years and one year for members appointed by a Regional Internet Registry board. The ASO AC advises the ICANN Board, selects two ICANN Board members, and one ICANN Nominating Committee member. It meets monthly via teleconference and annually in person.
ENOG 9 - RIPE vs RIPE NCC from the beginning to after the NTIA transitionHans Petter Holen
- RIPE is the open community that creates Internet number resource policies through consensus-based working groups. RIPE NCC is the not-for-profit membership organization that administers RIPE policies and allocates number resources.
- The US government previously provided oversight of the IANA functions, including global IP address allocation, but announced plans to transition this role. This has prompted a global discussion on developing a proposal for future stewardship of IANA.
- The RIR communities are collaborating through the CRISP team to consolidate their input into a single proposal. This will feed into the ICG, which is responsible for producing a final transition proposal. The key principles are maintaining bottom-up policymaking and
The APNIC Executive Council report provided information on:
1) The current APNIC EC members and their roles in representing members, overseeing activities, and setting strategic direction and policies.
2) The EC typically meets 4 times a year, including 3 face-to-face meetings since the last AGM, with the next meeting scheduled in Brisbane.
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- An international process is underway to transition oversight of the IANA functions, including global Internet number resources, away from the U.S. National Telecommunication and Information Administration (NTIA) and establish community-
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2. ICANN ASO AC (Address Council)
Who is it? • The NRO Number Council
What is it? • Number Resource Policy Advisory Body
How is it Organized?
• 15 Members [3 From Each Region]
– 2 Elected at Large
– 1 Appointed by RIR Board
• RIR & ICANN Observers
Term of Office?
•Two (2) years for elected members, staggered
in APNIC
•One (1) year for appointed member in APNIC
What Does it Do?
• Advise ICANN Board
• Select ICANN Board Members (2)
• Select ICANN NomCom member (1)
When Does It Meet?
• Telephonic – Monthly
• Physical - Annually
2
3. REGION Member Term
Mark Elkins*
Douglas Onyango
Fiona Asonga
Apr 2014 – Dec 2016
Jan 2015 – Dec 2017
Jan 2014 – Dec 2016
Aftab Siddiqui*
Ajay Kumar
Tomohiro Fujisaki
Jan 2015 – Dec 2015
Jan 2015 – Dec 2016
Jan 2016 – Dec 2017
Jason Schiller
Kevin Blumberg*
Louis Lee [Chair]
Jan 2014 – Dec 2016
Aug 2016 – Dec 2016
Jan 2016 – Dec 2018
Jorge Villa
Ricardo Patara [Vice Chair]
Hartmut Glaser*
Jan 2015 – Dec 2017
Jan 2016 – Dec 2018
Jan 2016 – Dec 2018
Nurani Nimpuno
Filiz Yilmaz [Vice Chair]
Wilfried Woeber*
Jan 2016 – Dec 2018
Jan 2014 – Dec 2016
Jan 2015 – Dec 2017
2016 Address Council Members
* Appointed by RIR Board 3(Italic) New member
4. ASO/AC Activities: Meetings
• Scheduled monthly meetings, every
1st Wednesday of the month
• Emergency meeting in order to
address any issue on immediate basis.
• Meetings after APNIC41 (February
2016 in Auckland, New Zealand)
– 6 Teleconferences (Mar, Apr, May,
Jun, Aug, Sep)
– One face-to-face Meeting (30 Jun)
4
5. ASO/AC Activities:
Global Policy Management
• A Global Policy
– “Global policies are defined within the scope of this
agreement as Internet number resource policies
that have the agreement of all RIRs [Regional
Internet Registries] according to their policy
development processes and ICANN, and require
specific actions or outcomes on the part of IANA or
any other external ICANN-related body in order to
be implemented.” - ASO MoU -
– Global policies determine number allocation policy
for requests that involve IANA
– Global policies may also specify regional number
allocation policy
5
6. Global Policy Development
• Each region has its own policy development process
– All open, transparent, and bottom-up
• Global policy proposals are submitted in all 5 regions
• Each region follows its own process
• It then gets passed to the NRO for review
• And forwarded to the ICANN board
6
7. ASO/AC Activities:
Global Policy Management
• Currently, there are currently no Global Policy
Proposals
– We’ve been observing each RIR’s policy forum if
new global policy is proposed.
7
8. ASO AC Activities:
ICANN Board Selection
8
• ICANN BoD Selection 2016, Seat 10
• Scheduled timeline:
– Nomination Phase – Wednesday 30 September 2015
to Thursday 7 January 2016
– Comment Phase – Friday 8 January 2016 to Thursday
7 April 2016
– Interview Phase – Sunday 7 February 2016 to
Thursday 7 April 2016
– Selection Process – Friday 8 April 2016 to Friday 29
April 2016
– Due Diligence Review – Saturday 30 April 2016 to
Monday 13 June 2016
– Announcement – Around 13 June 2016
21st June 2016:
ASO AC Selects Akinori Maemura to Serve on Seat
10 of ICANN Board of Directors.
9. ICANN Participation
(ICANN 57 in Helsinki)
• ASO Public Session
– Monday, June 27 13:30-15:00
– Agenda
1. What is policy for Numbers Community and how it is
developed?
2. Recent developments from Number Community
2.1 ARIN: 2.2 AfriNIC: 2.3 APNIC 2.4 LACNIC 2.5 RIPE
3. Implementation Aspects and NRO Update
4. Reflections from ICANN Board member on Numbers
Community
• ASO/AC Face-to-face meeting
9