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This document outlines the Registrar Accreditation Agreement between ICANN and domain registrars, detailing their definitions, obligations, and rights, along with policies for data management and

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How to fill out Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion

1. Review the existing RAA documents to understand the current provisions.
2. Identify the specific amendments that need to be proposed.
3. Open the Proposed RAA Amendments Redline document.
4. Use track changes or a redline format to highlight the proposed amendments.
5. Clearly mark additions, deletions, and modifications.
6. Include comments where necessary to explain the rationale behind each amendment.
7. Ensure all amendments are consistent with applicable laws and policies.
8. Save the document and prepare it for distribution to relevant stakeholders.
9. Share the redline version with participants for feedback and discussion.

Who needs Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion?

1. Regulatory bodies for compliance evaluation.
2. Stakeholders involved in the RAA.
3. Legal teams for assessment of implications.
4. Industry representatives for input on proposed changes.
5. Members of advisory committees overseeing the RAA process.

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What is Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion?

The Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion is a document that outlines suggested changes to the Registry Agreement Accreditations (RAA) and highlights these changes in a redlined format for easy identification and review.

Who is required to file Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion?

Entities involved in the management and operation of domain registries, such as registry operators and sponsors of the RAA, are required to file the Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion.

How to fill out Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion?

To fill out the Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion, stakeholders need to clearly indicate the proposed changes in the text with redline formatting, ensuring that additions and deletions are easily visible, and provide a rationale for each proposed change.

What is the purpose of Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion?

The purpose of the Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion is to facilitate a transparent and collaborative feedback process among stakeholders on proposed changes to the RAA, ensuring that all voices are heard and considered before final decisions are made.

What information must be reported on Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion?

The information that must be reported on the Proposed RAA Amendments Redline for Discussion includes the specific text amendments, rationale for changes, and any relevant context or background information that can aid in understanding the proposals.