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GAC Advice

The GAC provides advice to the ICANN Board on policy matters where there may be an interaction between ICANN’s policies and various laws, international agreements and public policy objectives. GAC Advice is communicated to the ICANN Board through either a Communique or a formal piece of Correspondence.

2012-03-16-gTLD-3-rootZoneScaling

GAC Advice

Reference No. :

2012-03-16-gTLD-3-rootZoneScaling

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Consenus:

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2012-03-16-gTLD-3-rootZoneScaling

Communication

The GAC had requested to receive a report on root zone scaling before the launch of the new gTLD application window the GAC expresses its concerns for not having received such a report as of today. Furthermore the GAC expects the Board to promptly furnish this report to GAC Members. This report should include all supporting data used to develop the conclusions of the report, as well as a description of the monitoring mechanisms that will be used to identify potential problems in the future.

Communication

The GAC had requested to receive a report on root zone scaling before the launch of the new gTLD application window the GAC expresses its concerns for not having received such a report as of today. Furthermore the GAC expects the Board to promptly furnish this report to GAC Members. This report should include all supporting data used to develop the conclusions of the report, as well as a description of the monitoring mechanisms that will be used to identify potential problems in the future.