hi,
i don't see too much wrong with INZ - the only concern i (and some others)
had was the lack of geeks in the new proposed council. this is the reason
for some of the later bunch of guys on the election list for council to
stand up and put forward their name.
in my view this is pure counter balance
to a otherwise probably too corporate/governance focused direction of INZ. INZ
is in the lucky position to have two brilliant guys on top of DNCL and NZRS
so that there is not too much oversight needed on that front which gives
resources for extending their work done in things like the new copyright
legislation, software patents and the more internet related things like
being a centre of excellence and expertise in all matters of internet
governance. strengthen the position of INZ as _the_ entity of consultation
for any matters relating to internet governance should be the biggest goal i
think. this would imply that NZ government officially accepts INZ as the
governing body of the .nz namespace and (hopefully) prevent disasters as we
had with s92a.
cheers
lenz
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Drew Calcott
Steven Heath wrote:
The first to say it on NZNOG perhaps.
Which is exactly my point. I'm guessing quite a few people on here are in my position and really don't know what is going on with INZ at all... so it would be nice if people are going to go soliciting votes if they could spell out what they believe the problems are.
INZ things may not be directly NZNOG related, but the list is currently dead quiet otherwise, so now that the issue has been raised, how about you come in for a discussion over a cup of tea, rather than just standing outside on the lawn holding a sign with your name on it?
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