[ncdnhc-discuss] ICANN Reform: Role of ITU
Jefsey Morfin
jefsey at wanadoo.fr
Tue Apr 30 22:32:11 CEST 2002
On 19:40 30/04/02, Alejandro Pisanty - DGSCA y FQ, UNAM said:
>Dear James,
>do you think of a body better than ICANN able to restrain the ITU from
>overreaching?
>Alejandro Pisanty
yes. the ICANN + USG ccTLDs + EU + Open Roots + New.Net + ISSN ... for
naming, ie all the namespaces
yes. the IP registries + ICANN for the adressing
yes. the ICANN + IETF + IAB + MS + Verisign + ETSI .... for protocols
yes. GAC + Consumers organizations + .... and *not* the ICANN for the
mission creep
yes. the ICANN without the ITU/T for the Legacy Registries and Registrar
management
Overreaching is not possible in a concertation committtee under a
rotational chair. Ask the people who are used to it, like G8. It is
possible when you are two. Not when you are many.
ICANN is the USG's organization to manage their Jon Postel's legacy. Its
problem is to have continued Jon Postel's control instead of concerting.
The risk of the ITU/T which is built to organise the Telecoms world is that
they want to better our world. Either the ICANN wants to make a contract
with the ITU/T and it will be swallowed. Or we builds the Internet world
together, and the ITU/T will proceed in peace with us.
The ITU/T has been called in by Lynn when he called for the Govs. The only
problem for Lynn is that the Govs will come, but not the money.
jfc
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