ICANN Opens Comment Period on Revised Telnic Contract Amendment

📅 October 19, 2007 -

ICANN is opening a public comment period on revised contract changes to alterthe terms for the public display of Whois information in the .TEL Registry Agreement.A comment period on the Telnic proposal was initially conducted from 11 May 2007through 28 June 2007. Following the ICANN meeting in San Juan, ICANN and Telnicengaged in ongoing discussions to reach resolution of Telnic's Whois proposal.Based on input received from the community, ICANN and Telnic discussed the proposedcontract changes and Telnic significantly amended its original proposal. In addition,ICANN is engaged in consultations with the U.K. Information Commissioner's Officeto understand the reported conflict between UK Privacy Law and the requirementsof the ICANN registry agreement with Telnic.

The revised proposal includes an amendment to Appendix S, Part VI of the .TELRegistry Agreement. Under the revised proposal, Telnic will continue to publishfull Whois information for legal persons. Telnic will collect from registrarsfull Whois information for natural persons, but only limited information willbe displayed. Requestors seeking full contact information for natural personsmay use a secure Special Access Service to obtain non-public data.

A copy of the proposed amendment to Appendix S is available at https://www.icann.org/tlds/agreements/tel/appendix-s-19oct07.pdf [PDF, 77K], and a copy of the proposed amendment to the .TEL Registry Agreementis available at https://www.icann.org/tlds/agreements/tel/proposed-amendment-19oct07.pdf
[PDF, 25K]. Comments on the revised contract amendments may be submitted totelnic-whois-proposal@icann.org until 10 November 2007 23:59 UTC and may beviewed at http://forum.icann.org/lists/telnic-whois-proposal/. All documentationregarding this proposed contract change and corresponding comment forum hasbeen previously posted as part of the Registry Services Evaluation Processat https://www.icann.org/registries/rsep/#2007004. The previous comment periodcan be viewed at https://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-07jun07.htm.

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