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Re: [ICANN-EU] Horizontal organization
- To: "Roberto Gaetano" <roberto_gaetano@hotmail.com>
- Subject: Re: [ICANN-EU] Horizontal organization
- From: "Griffini Giorgio" <grigio@mediapoint.it>
- Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 18:50:11 +0200
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R.Gaetano wrote:
> One thing I would like to add about organization.
> The initial plan of ICANN, as presented in Cairo, was for an "AtLarge
> Council", elected by the AtLarge Membership. What was bad in that plan was
> the fact that the election of the AtLarge Directors was performed by the
> AtLarge Council, therefore not with "direct vote" by the Members.
> BTW, this is similar to the structure of the Supporting Organizations.
>
> The idea was much opposed, and consequently direct election was introduces.
> But the concept of an AtLarge Council in itself could not be bad.
Yes and I would like to go forward, and there is/was no concept of formal
'Regional constituency' for @lage members so ICANN had to resort to Nom-
Com and the whole story we know.
Building such a sort of 'Regional constituency' I think is a good balance on
keeping the ICANN structure symmetrical (that mean is possibile to apply
same power and rights limits to any of the involved party) and have a way to
collect non-strictly bound interests voice (as in SO) in favor of diversity
culture.
About on how to form these constituency and the way they will have to bring
persons to the board (elections, ) I think that given few rules about rights of
each of the members all other detail may be left (with just a little guidance
and/or support) to Regional constituency. This will allow, for instance, to
avoid misunderstanding on the way to run an election leaving each Region
free to adopt the model is more appropriate for that region and that voters feel
more comfortable with. This way we will not have to discuss about what the
word 'nomination' mean as I saw here.
This is the kind of 'delegation' I have in mind ...
Best Regards
Giorgio Griffini