[CRISP-TEAM] [Ianaplan] Transition proposal for naming-related functions

[Mwendwa Kivuva]

On 4 May 2015 at 23:56, Steve Crocker <steve at shinkuro.com> wrote:

> ICANN publishes the IANA registries for anyone to use without charge, and
> it asserts no ownership or control of the information in the registries.
> No matter what additional structures are created, this basic rule must
> continue.  There are no subtle or hidden meanings here, and if anyone
> manages to see an ambiguity, I can assure you none is intended and we will
> be happy to restate this in language that removes the perceived ambiguity.
> Anything less would be inconsistent with the spirit, history and ethic of
> the IANA function.
>

Greetings team,

I want to understand this statement by Steve Crocker on cost for publishing
the IANA registries. Is this charge the same as what we have provided in
the Numbering proposal and Draft SLA?. On our "IANA SLA principles", Page
12 of the CRISP proposal, we had  a principle "11. Fee
The fee is based on costs incurred by the IANA Numbering Services Operator
in providing the IANA Numbering Service. Relevant section(s) in the NTIA
contract: B.2"

This fee is also referenced on the Draft SLA.

Article 5: Fees3
5.1 Obligation to reimburse cost
The RIRs shall reimburse the Operator for the direct cost of the work,
namely the costs
necessarily and reasonably incurred in the performance of the work, and
actually paid, by
the Operator.
5.2 Maximum Reimbursement
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the maximum amount the RIRs shall reimburse
the
Operator pursuant to Article 5.1 above shall be One Hundred Dollars
($100.00) unless
otherwise agreed to in writing by all Parties.


Regards
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Mwendwa Kivuva, Nairobi, Kenya

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