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Re: [CCG] [Trustees] Proposed Changes to License Agreements between ICANN and IETF Trust

Russ Housley <housley@vigilsec.com> Wed, 03 May 2017 16:34 UTC

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Subject: Re: [CCG] [Trustees] Proposed Changes to License Agreements between ICANN and IETF Trust
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Christopher:

>> The Trustees have an obligation to have community review as was stated 
>> as next steps in the prior communications with the CCG.
> 
> I think there are some ambiguities here. At first sight I would suggest that it is the CCG members who would trigger Community Review.
> That is why I sought clarification as to which Community entities would be consulted and by whom.

From my perspective, everyone has been consulted in the proper order.

The IETF Trust asked the CCG for review before calling for the community review.  This gave the CCG members an opportunity to reach out to anyone that they thought appropriate at that time.  I know that some CCG members asked for legal review at that time.

The IETF Trust has an obligation to ask the community for review before signing.  They are fulfilling that obligation.

Russ

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