2. CWG-Stewardship Update
Lise Fuhr & Jonathan Robinson | ICANN56 Helsinki | June 2016

3. Timeline Overview October 2014 – CWG-Stewardship formed
1 December 2014 – First draft published
22 April 2015 – Second draft published
25 June 2015 – Final draft delivered to ICG (ICANN53 in Buenos Aires)
10 March 2016 – Proposals submitted to NTIA (ICANN55 in Marrakesh)
27 May 2016 – New ICANN Bylaws adopted by ICANN Board
9 June 2016 – Proposals endorsed by NTIA
12 August 2016 – ICANN implementation report due to NTIA
ICANN worked with the community to prepare and plan for implementation. Following NTIA endorsement in June, formal implementation is underway and on track to allow for expiration of the contract in September 2016.

4. Developing Proposals ICG NTIA Z CCWG ICANN CWG CRISP ICANN Board
14 March 2014
NTIA posts announcement and criteria
ICG Proposal
ICANN
ICG
9 June 2016
NTIA issues report finding that the proposals meet its criteria
CWG
Stewardship
Linkage
ICANN
Board
CWG Proposal
NTIA Z
CRISP
IANA Stewardship
Transition Package
CRISP Proposal
10 March 2016
ICANN Board transmits proposals to NTIA
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IANAPLAN
IANAPLAN Proposal
CCWG
Accountability
CCWG Proposal

5. NTIA Publishes Report
9 June 2016: NTIA publishes its report on the community-developed IANA Stewardship Transition proposals
The U.S. Commerce Department’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) finds that the IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal developed by the global Internet multistakeholder community meets the criteria NTIA set in March 2014  
Meets the needs and expectations of the global customers and partners of the IANA services
Maintains the openness of the Internet
Does not replace the NTIA role with a government-led or intergovernmental organization solution
Supports and enhance the multistakeholde r model
Maintains the security, stability and resiliency of the Internet DNS

6. Names Proposal Overview

7. Customer Standing Committee (CSC)
CSC Role:
Monitor PTI performance against agreed service level targets
Undertake remedial action to address PTI’s poor performance
Escalate PTI’s performance issues to ccNSO and GNSO
Review and recommend changes to PTI service level target
Members with voting rights
ccTLD ROs
gTLD ROs
TLD Rep (non- g/ccTLD)
PTI
Numbers Function
Liaisons
Names Function
CSC
PTI
NRO /ASO
RSSAC
GNSO (non-Registry)
Protocol Parameter Function
ALAC
GAC
SSAC
Mandatory
Participation
Optional
Participation

8. Root Zone Evolution Review Committee (RZERC)
RZERC Role:
Review and provide input regarding proposed architectural and operational changes to the root zone
 As determined necessary by the committee, propose architectural and operational changes to the Root Zone for consideration by the ICANN Board
 Act as a consultation body for ICANN during the RFP process for the Root Zone Maintainer, if needed
ASO
SSAC
GNSO RySG
IETF
RSSAC
ccNSO
ICANN Board
RZERC
Advise
ICANN Board
RZM
PTI

9. PTI Overview Board Officers Staff Legal Status Services Operations
5 directors
3 from ICANN or PTI staff
2 by ICANN NomCom
Jonathan Robinson and Lise Fuhr to serve as interim directors
Abide by Conflict of Interest and Code of Conduct
Appointed by PTI Board
PTI President (seconded from ICANN at time of transition)
Treasurer (ICANN direct shared resource)
Secretary (ICANN direct shared resource)
Seconded from ICANN to PTI
After transition, ICANN will work to put in place benefits, systems and processes
Once in place, PTI will be required to offer employment to seconded employees and new hires
Legal Status
Services
Operations
Affiliate of ICANN
ICANN is sole member
Domiciled in California
501(c)(3) tax status
Name
Number
Protocol Parameters
Other current IANA services
At time of transition, resources required to support PTI’s operations and legal status will be provided by ICANN and the cost charged to PTI
PTI Board may review arrangement post transition

10. Phases
MAY 27
JUNE 9
AUG 12

11. Implementation Planning Timeline
Completed
Remaining
Nov ‘15
Dec ‘15
Jan ‘16
Feb ‘16
Mar ‘16
Apr ‘16
May ‘16
Jun ‘16
Jul ‘16
Aug ‘16
Sep ‘16
ICANN 55
ICANN 56
Track 1
Root Zone Management System (RZMS) changes & parallel testing
90%
10%
+40%
Root Zone Maintainer Agreement (RZMA)
95% 5%
+90%
Track 2
Service Level Expectations (SLEs) for Naming Community
75%
25%
+60%
Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with the Number Community
95%
+50% 5%
IETF MoU Supplemental Agreement
95% 5%
+50%
Post-Transition IANA (PTI)
50%
50%
+40%
Root Zone Evolution Review Committee (RZERC)
60%
40%
+55%
Customer Standing Committee (CSC)
70%
30%
+65%
IANA Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
35%
+25%
65%
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IANA Operational Escalation Processes
90%
10%
+80%
Track 3 ✔
ICANN Bylaws
+90%
ICANN Articles of Incorporation
50%
50%
Independent Review Process (IRP) Enhancements 5%
95%
Reconsideration Request Enhancements 5%
95%
Empowered Community 5%
95%
Implementation of the post-transition Financial Planning Process
50%
50%
Progress since ICANN 55