[CRISP-TEAM] Dispute Resolution and details of SLA: Comment from Richard Hill Fwd: RE: [NRO-IANAXFER] What would be helpful when sharing your input

Izumi Okutani izumi at nic.ad.jp
Mon Jan 12 17:12:12 CET 2015


Thank you Bill for contributing online!

We agreed on CRISP Team position as summarized in my e-mail

"CRISP Team position per issues discussed at the 11th call".


It would be helpful if you could comment on that thread before the
coming call at UTC13:00 13th Jan, if you have comments about the CRISP
Team postiion we agreed.


Izumi


On 2015/01/13 0:08, Bill Woodcock wrote:
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>> On Jan 12, 2015, at 3:39 AM, Alan Barrett <apb at cequrux.com> wrote:
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>> We could also say "arbitration in a neutral venue" without specifying "ICC".  I would be happy with specifying "International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration in a neutral velue" (I think that adding "ICC" probably does not impose too much constraint on the negotiations).  I think that specifying "Bermuda" would be too much detail, so we should not do that.
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> Agreed.  I believe we should be relatively generic here.  My preference would be for the ���arbitration in a neutral venue��� wording.
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>> I don't think we shoudl say which law will apply.  However, I think it's fine for us to say that the contract must specify which law will apply.  I am concerned that specifying that the law must be that of a "neutral jurisdiction" will impose too much constraint on the negotiations.
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> I agree with all three points.
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>> I support the idea of saying that the RIRs must consult the community consult the community every step of the way.
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> I do not agree with this.  I believe we should, somewhere near the top of the document, express the general sentiment that the RIRs��� authority is derived from their open, bottom-up community participation, but should leave it at that, and not be overly prescriptive, nor beat the ���open��� drum to incessantly.
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