Consultation on ASO Review extended to 4 May [Archived]

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Posted: Monday, 30 April 2018

In order to allow more time to gather community feedback on the current Consultation on the ASO Review, we are extending the comment period to 4 May 2018.

“The most recent ASO Review concluded with 18 recommendations, which the NRO has resolved to accept. The first 17 recommendations are well defined and practical, and can be implemented by actions of the NRO Secretariat, or of the ASO Address Council, with respect to administrative procedures, documentation, or in some cases adjustments to agreements which are expected to be non-controversial.

The 18th recommendation of the Report is that “The NRO should initiate a public consultation, involving the five RIR communities, to determine the future structure of the ASO”. The NRO EC has concluded to accept that recommendation and is hereby launching a consultation on the issues identified in the ASO Review Report.”

The full Consultation is available for review at:
https://www.nro.net/aso-review-consultation-2018/

Issues to Address:

The scope of this consultation includes the structural implications of issues identified by the ASO Review, including but not limited to:

Any updates and adjustments identified as required for ASO-related documents
Any procedural clarifications and adjustments identified
Reported confusion of roles between ASO and NRO, and their components
Perceived complexity of relationships among NRO, ASO and ICANN
Relevance and cost to the RIRs of various ICANN engagement activities

Out of the Scope of this consultation are the following aspects:

Global Policy Development Process (GPDP)
ASO AC role with GPDP

Specific Questions:

The NRO EC is looking to specific answer to the following questions:

What adjustments, if any, should be made in order to address the issues described above?
Should adjustments be limited to NRO MoU, ASO MoU, and/or ICANN Bylaws
Over what timeframes should these adjustments be developed and implemented
What strategic aspects should we pay attention to when considering these adjustments?

Please provide comments to [email protected]. All ARIN community feedback will be forwarded on to the NRO. You can subscribe to this mailing list at: http://lists.arin.net/mailman/listinfo/arin-consult.

Regards,

Communications and Member Services
American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN)