Historical Resolution Tracking Feature » 2003-03-27 - Delegation of Authority to Notify GAC Chair of Policies Being Considered

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2003-03-27 - Delegation of Authority to Notify GAC Chair of Policies Being Considered


Resolution of the ICANN Board
Topic: 
Delegation of Authority to Notify GAC Chair of Policies Being Considered
Summary: 

Board delegates to President authority to give notice by Board to Chair of Governmental Advisory Committee.

Category: 
ICANN Structures
Meeting Date: 
Thu, 27 Mar 2003
Resolution Number: 
03.43
Status: 
Complete
Implementation Actions: 
  • None
    • Responsible entity: None
    • Due date: None provided
    • Completion date: None
Resolution Text: 

Whereas, Article XI, Section 2(1)(h) of the bylaws states:The Board shall notify the Chair of the Governmental Advisory Committee in a timely manner of any proposal raising public policy issues on which it or any of ICANN's supporting organizations or advisory committees seeks public comment, and shall take duly into account any timely response to that notification prior to taking action;
Whereas, awaiting individual action by the Board in giving notice at each stage of public comment within the ICANN's process for adopting policies would result in significant delays in the process;

Resolved [03.43] that the Board delegates to the President the authority to give notice by the Board to the Chair of the Governmental Advisory Committee under Article XI, Section 2(1)(h) of the bylaws of proposals deemed to raise public-policy issues.

Additional Information: 
  • The resolution does not address funding for the items identified therein.