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Re: [council] Status report on implementation of evolution and reform


I'm agree with Oscar..

Maybe is possible create a global mechanisms, i's not important in each constituency is important in the result:

ever: almost 1 representant by each region.

the "biggest" actors are US and EU, but is necessary the representation from another parts of world.

Erick



At 04:53 p.m. 18/07/2002 -0500, Oscar A. Robles-Garay wrote:


At 07:39 a.m. 18/07/2002, Philip Sheppard wrote:
The disadvantages of 2 reps per constituency are in my view compelling:
1.Diversity. 2 reps will tend to polarise - one US, one rest of world.

Let me say that this may be more dangerous for the geographic diversity issue.

Two members means 1 rep for the US, 1 rep for Europe, so it makes more difficult for AP, AF an LAC regions to get one rep.
So it is not (only) that US always will get one rep, but that other three regions unlikely will have one.

Oscar


2.Outreach. Lack of direct connection from council member to region.
3.Representation. With 2 reps, most ICANN regions will not be represented by constituency at council. Today most are.


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