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ICANN bylaws[0] 22.7b states “ICANN may decline an Inspection Request ... relates to documents that are not reasonably related to the purpose specified in the
by kalium_xyz 7y ago
ICANN bylaws[0] 22.7b states
“ICANN may decline an Inspection Request ... relates to documents that are not reasonably related to the purpose specified in the Inspection Request or the Inspecting Decisional Participant's interest as a Decisional Participant in the EC”
This and the overall wording of 22.7 makes it unlikely that they will even get this request granted.
[0] https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en/ https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/governance/bylaws-en/
- tssva 7y agoI'm no fan of ICANN in general nor do I agree with their decision to allow price increases for .org registrations which ultimately led to this deal happening but ICANN may be correct if they deny this request under the terms of 22.7. "Any Inspection Request must be limited to the accounting books and records of ICANN relevant to the operation of ICANN as a whole, and shall not extend to the underlying sources of such accounting books or records or to documents only relevant to a small or isolated aspect of ICANN's operations or that relate to the minutiae of ICANN's financial records or details of its management and administration (the "Permitted Scope")." This request certainly seems to be one seeking documents relevant to an isolated aspect of ICANN's operations.