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This flash session will discuss the ICANN-RIR relationship from the legal and practical perspectives, trying to shed light on the interaction between the formal rules on one side and the practical reality of the RIRs' activities on the other. | This flash session will discuss the ICANN-RIR relationship from the legal and practical perspectives, trying to shed light on the interaction between the formal rules on one side and the practical reality of the RIRs' activities on the other. | ||
More specifically, this session will first seek to provide an understanding of how the formal rules governing IP addresses distribution have changed since the IANA Transition. Then, the purpose of the session will be to discuss the role and the importance of these rules in the daily life of a RIR and how the current setup could be changed or improved, | More specifically, this session will first seek to provide an understanding of how the formal rules governing IP addresses distribution have changed since the IANA Transition. Then, the purpose of the session will be to discuss the role and the importance of these rules in the daily life of a RIR and how the current setup, including the place of the Address Supporting Organisation within ICANN, could be changed or improved, and whether changes and improvements are necessary or warranted. | ||
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Revision as of 18:23, 31 May 2018
Consolidated programme 2018 overview
How have the formal rules governing IP address distribution changed since the IANA Transition? Do these rules matter at all in the actual daily life of the RIRs?
Keywords
RIR, ICANN, law, IP addresses, numbering
Session description
This flash session will discuss the ICANN-RIR relationship from the legal and practical perspectives, trying to shed light on the interaction between the formal rules on one side and the practical reality of the RIRs' activities on the other.
More specifically, this session will first seek to provide an understanding of how the formal rules governing IP addresses distribution have changed since the IANA Transition. Then, the purpose of the session will be to discuss the role and the importance of these rules in the daily life of a RIR and how the current setup, including the place of the Address Supporting Organisation within ICANN, could be changed or improved, and whether changes and improvements are necessary or warranted.
Format
This section will take the form of a "fireside chat" where presenters will present the various perspectives and discuss them in a dynamic manner. There may be some time at the end for audience intervention.
Further reading
ICANN Address Supporting Organisation Memorandum of Understanding
ICANN ASO - Global Policy Development Process
Service Level Agreement for ICANN Numbering Services
People
- Raphaël Beauregard-Lacroix (Sciences Po Paris, University of Michigan Law School)
- Chris Buckridge (RIPE NCC)